The Free Press Journal reviews
15 reviews of Hindi and Telugu films, average rating 2.6/5.
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Rates films 0.2 stars below other critics on average, across 15 shared films. See the full table
Away from the picking political sides or even having his own ideology in place, Aditya sheds light on what had happened and that’s like cherry on top
Read the full reviewWhat's remarkable is how the Singham Again makers have designed the entry of each character, and how the sequences have been spaced out to do justice to every character that makes their presence felt.
Read the full reviewThere's no place for subtlety in Game Changer and the sheer predictability too is converted into entertainment as Shankar wields the megaphone
Read the full reviewOverall, Mastiii 4 has nothing good to offer. It is not funny at all. Clearly, the weakest film in the franchise. Ratings: 1.5
Read the full reviewLittle Thomas, directed by Kaushal Oza, explores a seven-year-old boy’s quest to understand how babies are made amid his parents’ marital troubles.
Read the full reviewPooja Meri Jaan isn't a terrible watch, but it could have been much better. And honestly, the OTT release works better for a film like this than a theatrical release would have
Read the full reviewPrem Keetanu Review: Even if you are bitten by ‘prem’, this ‘keetanu’, you can for sure skip this film without even an iota of regret.
Read the full reviewYes, the film could have been slightly shorter, especially in the first half. But that's just a small complaint in an otherwise beautiful cinematic experience. Main Vaapas Aaunga is packed with love, loss, longing and hope.
Read the full reviewThe film remains caught between nostalgia and reinvention. It offers atmospheric pleasures, earnest performances and moments of emotional sincerity, but its reliance on familiar genre machinery prevents it from becoming the…
Read the full reviewSatluj is an important film with a conscience and enough craft to avoid becoming a sermon. It is sincere, unsettling and necessary. By remembering the disappeared, it refuses the comfort of neat closure.
Read the full reviewHimansh Kohli delivers a heartfelt performance as a struggling UPSC aspirant in Aryabhatt Ka Zero. While Shilpa Shinde and the supporting cast impress, the film's direction, music and editing remain average. Ratings: 2.5
Read the full reviewOverall, Daayra is undoubtedly one of the best works of Meghna Gulzar. The film deals with a sensitive topic maturely. It stays in its 'daayra', never goes overboard, and leaves us with a lot of questions.
Read the full reviewKunal Kemmu's Vibe is enjoyable in parts, especially during its first half, and Kunal Kemmu and Sparsh Shrivastava make the journey watchable. But the stretched second half and uneven writing take away from the overall experience
Read the full reviewEach one is more atrocious than the other. The premise of all four attempts was promising yet each one falls flat like the expectations of its women. So, even if you have absolutely nothing meaningful to do, skip Lust Stories 3.
Read the full reviewOm Ka Hari, directed by Harish Vyas, follows an estranged father and son who travel to Varanasi after the father believes he has only six days to live.
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