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20 reviews of Indian films, average rating 2.8/5.

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2/5Zero · CatchNews Reviewer

Zero Movie Review: Aanand L Rai, SRK tried hard with concept but failed to entertain

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2.5/5Legend · Aleesha Matharu

Sure, the Krays are dynamic in and of themselves, but a lack of a narrative drive as well as dangling subplots that never really take off, all amount to a much longer affair than you'd expect.

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1.5/5Shaandaar · Rahul Desai

...we've seen it impersonating so many Indian properties on screen over the years that it now feels more like a party plot in Thane.

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3/5Angry Indian Goddesses · Rahul Desai

Here's the movie review of Angry Indian Goddesses, starring Anushka Manchanda, Sandhya Mridul, Pavleen Gujral, Sarah-Jane, Rajshri Deshpande, Amrit Maghera.

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3.5/5Aligarh · Rahul Desai

The makers show considerable restraint with their film. It may be a story about hypocrisy, sexuality, intolerance, "coming out" and various relevant causes.

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2/5Jai Gangaajal · Rahul Desai

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1.5/5Rocky Handsome · Rahul Desai

I've seen worse, but to put things into perspective: The director's earliest Hindi film was the delightful 'Mumbai Meri Jaan'. This was before he discovered that making movies is a very lucrative business.

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3.5/5Waiting · Rahul Desai

Eventually, 'Waiting' serves a calm and dignified reminder of how the act itself is anything but. It is a fine little film about love, and a kind of anguish that has its own little quirks and half-smiles.

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1/5Do Lafzon Ki Kahani · Rahul Desai

The words "Love never hurts, love heals," shine bright in the final frame, thereby proving that this film is like that mysterious facebook friend (you don't remember why and when you added this creature) who keeps sharing emo…

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2.5/5Te3n · Rahul Desai

Te3n is far more competent than the similarly themed Wazir this year, but is nowhere near as smart as it pretends to be.

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4/5Udta Punjab · Rahul Desai

You can sense the makers' hearts breaking, as they dig deeper and harder into a world none of us wish we knew about.

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2/5Rough Book · Rahul Desai

Rough Book fails to be an affecting and timely film. Its lack of relevance lies in its first-bencher, textbook interpretation of India's most legal epidemic.

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3/5Great Grand Masti · Rahul Desai

Even Yashraj Films went through a phase of lazy, derivative wink-wink self-referential rom-coms when they ran out of ideas. Rohit Shetty's entire career is built on this.

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3.5/5Omertà · Joyjeet Das

It's unfair to expect Mehta to know all answers, but perhaps the writer duo could have created a few more poignant moments. Omerta is a film true to its intent, which will benefit many by its record-keeping.

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3/5Mulk · Joyjeet Das

So, well tried Anubhav Sinha and all the best. But you need to stretch some more to touch the bar that is being set higher with time.

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2/5Manmarziyaan · CatchNews Reviewer

Manmarziyaan Movie Review: Looking for a difference between 'Fyaar' and 'Pyaar?' Abhishek Bachchan, Taapsee Pannu and Vicky Kaushal starrer has an answer

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4/5Thithi · Rahul Desai

An immersive rural tragicomedy built on loops of oppression...

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4/5Neerja · Rahul Desai

Neerja isn't a movie I want to look back on and think about. I suspect it's meant to be felt - and reacted to - in real time. It doesn't matter if I discover tiny mistakes later. I feel shaken, and moved, and inspired right now.

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4/5Raees · Shubha Shetty-Saha

A good story well narrated but stumbles at points when the director seemed to be under pressure to present Raees as larger than life.

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3.5/5Sanju · Joyjeet Das

Hirani, undoubtedly, knows which tale to tell. He knows how to tell it and who to tell it with.

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