IMR.Indian Movie
Reviews
Join

MagnaMags reviews

9 reviews of Indian films, average rating 2.9/5.

Join free to follow MagnaMags

9reviews
2.89/5average rating
4highest: Talvar
1.5lowest: Enemmy
2Under 2.25
02.25 to 2.9
63 to 3.9
14 and up
Year
Sort
Zubaan poster

2016 · Hindi · Roma Narkhede

The pace of the film might make you a bit restless but the story is enthralling in a few places.

Read the full review

Neerja poster
Neerja3.5/5

2016 · Hindi · Friya Pavri

Apart from the makers' effort to be as true to the event by recreating the aircraft model and paying attention to the nitty-gritty of that timeline, the highlight of Neerja is the emotion quotient.

Read the full review

Wazir poster

2016 · Hindi · Friya Pavri

With a runtime of less than two hours, Wazir is tightly edited which makes it an enjoyable movie to begin 2016.

Read the full review

Tamasha poster

2015 · Hindi · Roma Narkhede

Another of Imtiaz's take on love story, this film is not as gripping as his past works. It is a complex story, trying to tell a story very maturely but fails to strike the right chords.

Read the full review

Titli poster
Titli3.5/5

2015 · Hindi · Friya Pavri

Watch Titli for Kanu Behl's neat story – telling, flawless acting by every character and most of all, the story about a thousand 'Titli's' in an anxious bid to better their lives.

Read the full review

Bangistan poster

2015 · Hindi · Rhea Srivastava

However, as one doesn't probably expect from a film critic-turned-director (assuming it would be a priority in this case to make a good film minus the obvious flaws he points out every friday), this one is two hours of puerile…

Read the full review

Raanjhanaa poster

2013 · Hindi · Swati Rohatgi

Raanjhanaa to say the least may not be a perfect story but it sure is one of the best romantic films of the recent times.

Read the full review

Enemmy poster
Enemmy1.5/5

2013 · Hindi · Swati Rohatgi

Enemmy is vile for those looking for cinema that's entertaining and engaging. The film still has scope for working in small towns purely on the popularity of Chakraborty Sr. and Suniel Shetty.

Read the full review