Indiaglitz reviews
34 reviews of Indian films, average rating 3.1/5.
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On the whole, Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi is enjoyable on many parts with fun, frolic, lots of music and dance, pains and emotions. Well, Aditya Chopra gets stuck failing to pen an engrossing screenplay.
Read the full reviewOn the whole, ‘Raaz The Mystery Continues’ is a superb horror flick with few middling attributes.
Read the full reviewWhen previous weeks releases catered to specified groups: either multiplex or single screen audiences, Aa Dekhen Zara savors to the best for all Possibly, for those buffs of Final Destination Series, it may not exceed your…
Read the full reviewDil Bole Hadippa carries nothing exceptional other than usual traits of what a Yash Raj banner would offer: colorful costumes, grandiloquently rich locations in backdrops.The problem with Dil Bole Hadippa isnt about including…
Read the full reviewWriter director Ashwini Dhir smartly brings together many of the same selling points in Bollywood cinema but mixes it with comic strokes with some good messages about the magical power of a guest in Indian beliefs and the power…
Read the full reviewNuvva Nena is an apt title. It is because the director and the actors (almost all the characters in the movie) are competitively brainless here!. The dialogue writer’s ‘creativity’ was curbed by the Censor Board.
Read the full reviewThis film is a perfect, stand-alone mood enhancer. UTV’s remake of Delhi Belly lives up to all the hype about a roller coaster ride.
Read the full reviewOne does tend to loseinterest at some points. Had he worked a little harder on the execution, Thalaivaa would have gone places.GV.Prakash’s songs might have done wonders, but his BGM is totallyout of place.
Read the full reviewFor a plot that would have looked stale in any other director’s hands, Vamsi has treated the latter part with dexterity. Where the film comes a cropper is in the first half, a truly terrible experience at that.
Read the full reviewBoyapati pens a film that has something for everyone, except those youngsters who can’t connect with a generation of heroes that revel in everything larger-than-life and over-the-top.
Read the full reviewThe script and the narrative turn strange bedfellows not at all willing to initiate, co-operate, or do anything to fare this better from a disjointed humdrum ho hummer lacking the bravura necessity of novelty in such genre to…
Read the full reviewThe movie might be the commercial cinema that we want, but falls flat on a lot of aspects. Taking sport as theme the screenplay takes a toss with the second half of boxing matches making you scratchy.
Read the full reviewThrough the first sequences we look for a solid finish; however the end note leaves you with a feel of an average revenge movie.
Read the full reviewThrough the first sequences we look for a solid finish; however the end note leaves you with a feel of an average revenge movie.
Read the full reviewThrough the first sequences we look for a solid finish; however the end note leaves you with a feel of an average revenge movie.
Read the full reviewRace Gurram, for all the powerful imagery it stands for, is not an all-out Allu Arjun film.
Read the full reviewThe biggest strength of ‘Drushyam’ is not its genre, but the fact that an excellent screenplay has been written around too less characters (for a movie of this genre) and without sub plots and the like.
Read the full reviewWe all have a lot of dreams. The most vivid of them all is the dream of growing up and being responsible, and most importantly, go to job. It has always been a childhood fantasy for all of us to go to office like our parents.
Read the full reviewAfter an intriguing first half where aspiration meets reality, the director weaves subplots one after another.
Read the full reviewIn the age of variety its amusing to see the kind of henchmen clad in suits, kidnapping the heroine to a broken brickland, repetitive dialogues, monotonous threats, stereotypical villains, abrupt song placements and why Soori?
Read the full reviewThe first half of Madras has some unique moments that deserved to be mentioned, which actually sum up the characters, like an overprotective mom who wants a fitting bride for her son and the rare but convincing friendship of…
Read the full reviewThe first half of Madras has some unique moments that deserved to be mentioned, which actually sum up the characters, like an overprotective mom who wants a fitting bride for her son and the rare but convincing friendship of…
Read the full reviewMurugadoss has made use of Vijays potential and delivered a powerful social drama with a few twists in both the halves.
Read the full reviewOf all the Shankar movies, I is the most predictable one; be it the plot or the next to come sequence.
Read the full reviewAll said, Yennai Arindhaal is a mixture of Mass juxtaposed with class and is sure to quench the thirst of Ajiths fans and GVMs signature style movie goers.
Read the full reviewThis one is NTR’s splendid ride. He excels in his dialogue delivery and demeanour, though the costumes are not up to the mark. Kajal Agarwal is vivacious but doesn’t get more than a glam-doll role.
Read the full reviewAn action film that passes muster. Once watchable with no great expectations. Good visuals, glossy action, voguish (although Bollywoodish) songs are the pluses. Story-wise, it falls flat.
Read the full reviewThe first twist revs up the proceedings. Tempo raised to all-time high. Balayya on a rampage. The first twist revs up the proceedings. Tempo raised to all-time high. Balayya on a rampage. Interval ends on a high.
Read the full reviewIt is not Anushka’s film all the way. There is an unexpected dose of Allu Arjun’s quirkiness here. Some cliched elements like Anushka’s fiery dance in the climax could have been avoided. Fairly good writing otherwise.
Read the full reviewIt’s a comedy entertainer where family, the heroine and even violence takes a backseat. Charan has a refreshing role.
Read the full reviewEvery sportsman has a driving force that takes him to victory and for the reluctant Mathee it is her love for the older man which is convincingly told.
Read the full reviewA film that drives home the message that relationships must be celebrated. Only that the idea is stretched into a feature film. Draw you conclusions. Slow pace hurts. Is Mahesh is out to impress the family audience?
Read the full reviewSilambarasan's much anticipated film 'Maanaadu' has finally hit the theatres after many last-minute hiccups.
Read the full reviewAn oldish formula and story line. Bunny is immensely watchable in the massiest ever role of his. Watch out for enthralling action. Expect no wow stuff except for Bunny.
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