IMR.Indian Movie
Reviews
Join

Simran Singh reviews

8 reviews of Indian films, average rating 3.6/5.

Join free to follow Simran Singh

8reviews
3.63/5average rating
4.5highest: Ramayana: Part 1
2.5lowest: Mirzapur: The Movie
0Under 2.25
12.25 to 2.9
43 to 3.9
34 and up

Hindi 3.58/5 (6)Kannada 3/5 (1)Telugu 4.5/5 (1)

Year
Industry
Sort
Ramayana: Part 1 poster

2026 · Hindi · DNA India

Ramayana Part One is the BEST INDIAN FILM of 2026. Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi, and Yash-starrer not only fulfils but exceeds the mega expectations.

Read the full review

Doosra poster

2026 · Hindi · DNA India

Doosra is an earnest, unconventional drama that finds an inspiring connection between India’s cricketing triumph and the courage to challenge social conventions.

Read the full review

Mirzapur: The Movie poster

2026 · Hindi · DNA India

Mirzapur: The Movie entertains you in parts. The movie tests your patience frequently due to a sluggish pace, a loose screenplay, and a lengthy runtime. Only the performances hold your attention and keep you hooked.

Read the full review

Batwara 1947 poster

2026 · Hindi · DNA India

Batwara 1947 is not Gadar or Border, but a new interpretation of the dynamics of the partition drama from Sunny Deol.

Read the full review

Aryabhatt Ka Zero poster

2026 · Hindi · DNA India

Aryabhatt Ka Zero is a surprise for sure. It's not just a film about success; it is about finding self-worth after repeated failures.

Read the full review

Kantara – A Legend: Chapter 1 poster

2025 · Kannada · DNA India

A day before Kantara Chapter One hits cinemas worldwide, the reports from paid previews are out, indicating a thunderstorm by Rishab Shetty is awaiting at the box office.

Read the full review

Pushpa 2 – The Rule poster

2024 · Telugu · DNA India

Overall, Pushpa The Rule: Part Two will RULE the box office. The sky is the limit for this film. It will easily cross Rs 500 crores or even Rs 1000 crore at the box office.

Read the full review

Gehraiyaan poster

2022 · Hindi · DNA

Gehraiyaan’ successfully delves deeper into the modern complex relationship drama, but it goes much further, and after a point, the film loses its steam. Gehraiyaan’ makes the complex drama too convoluted.

Read the full review