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10 reviews of Indian films, average rating 3.0/5.

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10reviews
3/5average rating
4highest: Lipstick Under My Burkha
2lowest: Beiimaan Love
2Under 2.25
02.25 to 2.9
73 to 3.9
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Raag Desh poster

2017 · Hindi · The Times of India

Raag Desh Movie Review: It gives you numbers and dates and facts and suddenly introduces relatives of the protagonists who have stories of their own. It’s death by information.

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Indu Sarkar poster

2017 · Hindi · The Times of India

However, Indu Sarkar is at its best when it focuses on its protagonist’s emotional struggles and dilemmas, leaving the politics behind.

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Phillauri poster

2017 · Hindi · The Times of India

It seems as though Phillauri could have gone in a lot of directions, but it took the road usually travelled.

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Raees poster
Raees3.5/5

2017 · Hindi · The Times of India

The first half is well-paced; it draws you in and makes you root for the bootlegger; Majmudars one-liners and the music whet your appetite and the Laila Main Laila sequence ups the ante.

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Wajah Tum Ho poster

2016 · Hindi · The Times of India

On the surface level, live murders on national TV followed by a manhunt sounds like an intriguing plot. But minutes into the movie, intrigue gives way to intimate scenes, cringe-worthy dialogue and highly predictable twists.

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A Death in the Gunj poster

2016 · Hindi · The Times of India

A Death In The Gunj will make you drop your jaw several times, except for the one time you'd really want it to: the climax.

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Beiimaan Love poster

2016 · Hindi · The Times of India

The characters are inconsistent, the lines are handpicked from a Dialogue For Dummies guide and there's a general lack of attention to detail.

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Sarkar poster

2005 · Hindi · The Times of India

However, Indu Sarkar is at its best when it focuses on its protagonist’s emotional struggles and dilemmas, leaving the politics behind.

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