The Indian Express reviews
13 reviews of Hindi and Telugu films, average rating 1.5/5.
I watched Mr X in the 3 D version, hoping for some diversion. But there was none. Just relentless awfulness in plot and execution and performance.
Read the full reviewthe premise of Shamitabh is fabulous on many levels. Because of the cross-connections it makes with real life and reel life.. There are a few moments which sparkle, and we laugh in acknowledgement.
Read the full reviewKill Dil movie review: This isn't one of those films that slides after a promising start. This begins badly, plods away the way it began, and ends worse.
Read the full reviewCheck for seasoning : is Richa Chaddha, the girl who gave off such promise in Oye Lucky, and was so striking in Gangs Of Wasseypur well and truly buried, only able to show us weak glimpses of what she can do?
Read the full reviewI smiled all the way till the half way point. After the interval, it becomes another story.
Read the full reviewPardon the telegram style reporting, but The Xpose begs to be written about in the way it should have panned out.
Read the full reviewDespite its harum-scarum script and barely-there logic (why would the senior crew members stay in a haunted house and the bit part-actors in a comfy hotel, for example), I quite enjoyed Ragini MMS 2 in the portions when Sunny…
Read the full reviewThis is yet another in the line of the Quirky Delhi Film, a genre that has long run out of steam. The novelty lasts for a few minutes. After which it’s all downhill.
Read the full reviewAfter the recent Raanjhanaa, Varanasi is back in focus in this week’s Issaq, as the setting for a love story based on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.
Read the full reviewBajatey Raho is about how a bunch of unlikely avengers get into the act, and put things to rights. There’s some spark in the idea because who doesn’t like a baddie to get his comeuppance? And there are some good actors here.
Read the full reviewPriyadarshan has been growing so steadily unwatchable these days that you fear the worst when you step into Rangrezz, a remake of the Tamil hit Naadodigal. As the film unspools, each of those fears come true: this is rock-bottom.
Read the full reviewZindagi Na Milegi Dobara is a film about three young men who take a holiday that changes their lives.
Read the full reviewMore than the debate on the rights and wrongs of the Khap tradition of honour killings that abound in certain parts of...
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