Indian Express reviews
8 reviews of Hindi and Telugu films, average rating 1.9/5.
418, the Prashanth Neel-presented horror thriller, fails to honour this, other than in its middle act that the rest of the film does not deserve. It is not a bad horror film but a frustrating one.
Read the full reviewRanabaali is the kind of film you want to defend because the intention behind it is so clearly good... All of that is admirable. None of it exempts the film from working as a film.
Read the full reviewThe feminist angle, which gave the film its initial fillip, is forgotten, replaced by an unwatchable mess. Films revolving around strong female characters will always be welcome, but those stories need to be told well.
Read the full reviewWhile a young woman may no longer need an excuse to share a flat with two old male pals, this 2026 dostana makes it a point to underline that Shivi will be a gal who can throw around gaalis, not a girlie-girl who's happier not…
Read the full reviewThis film is neither fish nor fowl, neither Gadar nor Pathaan, but a tedious mix of spoof and sentiment which gets into its stride only sporadically.
Read the full reviewBut convinced of its first-off-the-post exploration of TV newsfloors, compromised anchors, and the tentacles of the powerful digging deep into neta and babu pockets, as if no one has ever done any of it before, the film never…
Read the full reviewManoj Bajpayee, unerringly playing a very efficient but very corrupt cop whose conscience is not completely dead, kept me watching even when the pace slackened.
Read the full reviewThis film, which borrows its title from a film whose stalker hero saga became a super-hit in the 90s, never even achieves lift-off.
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