India reviews
17 reviews of Indian films, average rating 3.4/5.
Hum Do Hamare Do might not be a technically perfect film with not-so-regular punches and laughter moments for everyone, but its heart is in the right place.
Read the full reviewArmed with in-depth research, powerful screenplay and brilliant directorial skills, Gulzar keeps the drama engaging and taut.
Read the full reviewMasaan is a masterpiece with an extremely strong and contemporary relevant subject combined with stellar performances by the entire cast.
Read the full reviewBajirao Mastani is certainly a one time watch. The confluence of the Mughal impressions and the Maratha establishment is beautifully portrayed. Ranveer Singh plays the Bajirao Peshwa with remarkable conviction.
Read the full reviewPink is a powerful film that may well hammer in the message once and for all – a girl's clothing or mannerisms, or her habits such as drinking are in no way an indicator that she is available!
Read the full reviewDon't miss this extraordinary tale of an ordinary young girl who made the nation proud with her incredible courage. Madhvani gives the real-life hero a befitting tribute!
Read the full reviewRustom is a compelling courtroom drama, something which will help Akshay Kumar in his upcoming Jolly LLB 2 where he will be playing a lawyer. Akshay Kumar has truly delivered an award-winning and nuanced performance.
Read the full reviewFAN will drag in the first half, but it's in the second half that the thrills come. The climax is a lesson in itself for fans! Bravo, one would say to the superstar Aryan Khanna to his last act.
Read the full reviewThe heart-wrenching drama unfolds with many twists and turns that will keep you hooked to the seat.
Read the full reviewWatch it for Akshay and Bhumi's crackling chemistry. This is by far the best fresh pairing we have seen onscreen this year.
Read the full reviewYou won't be missing much if you miss Judwaa 2. It certainly doesn't do justice to the original film and is definitely not one of the best performances from Varun Dhawan.
Read the full reviewGolmaal Again is not a laugh riot. But it has its moments of laughter, making it a fun and entertaining affair that can be watched and enjoyed with your entire family or gang of friends.
Read the full reviewOverall, The Vvaan: Force of the Forrest is an entertaining film that manages to balance faith, progress, questions of logic and tradition without leaning too heavily towards any one side.
Read the full reviewShabaash Mithu seems to have been divided into three parts: the childhood where she meets her best friend and discovers her fascination for cricket, the younger days where she struggles to fit into the academy as a rookie player…
Read the full reviewKareena Kapoor Khan and Prithviraj Sukumaran make the central conflict compelling, while Meghna Gulzar keeps the focus on law, justice and accountability.
Read the full reviewAkshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan headline a gripping thriller that blends mystery, emotional conflict and unexpected turns while keeping the tension alive through its twists and intense performances.
Read the full reviewThe film’s strength lies in its ability to reflect on a volatile period with both empathy and critical insight.
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