Rohan Naahar reviews
10 reviews of Indian films, average rating 3.1/5.
Ron Howard delivers a delightful origin story for one of Star Wars' most beloved characters; part gangster movie, part film noir, part western and a lot of fun.
Read the full reviewOn the surface, Brahman Naman is very familiar. It follows the same unwritten principles explored by films like Animal House, American Pie and Superbad. | Entertainment News
Read the full reviewSunny Leone returns in a double role in her new sex comedy Mastizaade opposite Tusshar Kapoor and Vir Das. Unfortunately, the movie is as pointless as a punctured condom. It’s as ghastly as a bad boob job. | Entertainment News
Read the full reviewThrough four short films, directed by four of the country's most prominent Hindi filmmakers, it presents the sort of unusual stories that feel fresh, yet familiar.
Read the full reviewBy talking about the hardships of his life, and his unstoppable survival instinct, it is almost as if Shaukat is mocking death, taunting it for being a weak opponent.
Read the full reviewJohn Abraham and Manoj Bajpayee's film is a torturous, deeply irresponsible, phony and tone-deaf waste of time.
Read the full reviewMalik movie review: Fahadh Faasil's sprawling epic, acquired by Amazon Prime, bites off more than it can chew, but leaves you to mull over some important ideas.
Read the full reviewShershaah movie review: Smartly choreographed action, a reverent tone, and Sidharth Malhotra's sincere performance can't make up for Vishnu Varadhan's uneven direction and Kiara Advani's jarring accent. | Bollywood
Read the full reviewVillage Rockstars movie review: Directed, produced, written, edited and shot by the one-woman army Rima Das, India’s official Oscars entry is too good for this world. Rating: 4/5.
Read the full reviewFeaturing an electric central performance by newcomer Preeti Panigrahi, director Shuchi Talati's debut film is among the best of the year.
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