Faheem Ruhani reviews
19 reviews of Indian films, average rating 1.9/5.
...Saif does justice to his role, bringing to it a vital spark and zest that flows so effortlessly. Sonakshi Sinha in a brief role does what is required for the part.
Read the full reviewAfter his brilliant film debut five years ago in Aamir, Rajeev Khandelwal is an actor who perks your interest when you see his name in the film's credit.
Read the full reviewIt truly is surprising that a film with a story so bland and hackneyed got made in the first place.
Read the full reviewOnce in while you come across a film that you have zero expectations from and are totally surprised by it. Director Jaideep Chopra’s debut directorial Maazii is that pleasant surprise which hits you once in a while.
Read the full reviewThere is little thought put into coming up with even a decent screenplay. The dialogue is full of cliches and the acting of the cast is tacky.
Read the full reviewThere is absolute disregard for coming up with anything intelligent in this film which is supposed to be a crime thriller.
Read the full reviewSingh Saab The Great is a film designed to show Sunny Deol histrionics, the way his fans are by now accustomed to seeing him. To his credit Deol does not disappoint in what is expected of him.
Read the full reviewThe otherwise well-intentioned film is slightly marred by its length.
Read the full reviewThe otherwise well-intentioned film is slightly marred by its length.
Read the full reviewThe dialogue is very Delhi and some of it raises a few chuckles but it's nothing that you have not seen in other films based in Delhi.
Read the full reviewA comedy film comprises a funny script and good dialogues. ‘Mr Joe B Carvalho’ sadly lacks both. Resultantly, the two hours spent watching the movie turn out to be pure torture.
Read the full reviewTruth be told. Shekhar Suman, the actor in Heartless, is more impressive than the director of the film. Better luck next time.
Read the full reviewMain Tera Hero is not exactly David Dhawan of yore but it comes close. Largely, due to the effortless charm of Varun Dhawan. Worth a shot for some Varungiri. An extra star just for that.
Read the full reviewThe comic-thriller is fast paced, constantly taking you from one unexpected situation to another.
Read the full reviewAfter seeing this film you miss the Rajeev Khandelwal who debuted in the brilliantly made Aamir (2008). Better to watch the more thrilling CID on TV then suffer Samrat and his company.
Read the full reviewWhat else do you say about this Purani Jeans? It may keep you off your favourite denims for a long time. So better you stay away from this film.
Read the full reviewNaming the goat in the film Shah Rukh seems amusing and quirky. Still, it is unlikely to get you to rush to theatres the way you do for a SRK film. Ultimately, Yeh Hai Bakrapur turns out to be a lost cause.
Read the full reviewNaming the goat in the film Shah Rukh seems amusing and quirky. Still, it is unlikely to get you to rush to theatres the way you do for a SRK film. Ultimately, Yeh Hai Bakrapur turns out to be a lost cause.
Read the full reviewIf over-the-top situations, silly jokes and a plot with no logic is what you are looking for then Humshakals is for you. You might manage to laugh a few times.
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