The Navhind Times reviews
7 reviews of Indian films, average rating 3.8/5.
...the show belongs to Kangana Ranaut who steals the thunder, lightning, rain and sunshine. She slips so effortlessly into both those characters that you have to marvel, what a gifted actress she is.
Read the full reviewMeghna Gulzar's Talvar is one of those rare films where what is being said is much more than what is being shown on the screen.
Read the full reviewWhether it is the accent, mannerisms, expressions or timing, Bachchan shows that if the role has any potential, he can still make mince-meat of it. Piku offers the most wonderful time at the cinemas, don't miss out on it.
Read the full review...has a very simple story at the heart of it, but it is the manner in which it is told that leaves an indelible impression. It celebrates love, life and serves a reminder of the ultimate fate that awaits all of us.
Read the full reviewThe acting is from the top draw, along with Kalki, Sayani Gupta and Revathy fit the bill. With a story that comes straight from the heart, Margarita With a Straw is eminently worth a watch.
Read the full reviewThis could well be the Queen of 2015. Films from the Yashraj stable have been a mixed bag with more misses than hits, but full credit to them for producing a film that is not run of the mill, this is one of the best films they…
Read the full reviewTo put it plainly, Bajrangi Bhaijaan is the best Salman Khan film by light years. Or conversely, it is an above average film in which Salman Khan happens to participate.
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