Tushar Joshi reviews
181 reviews of Indian films, average rating 2.5/5.
Ki and Ka is sweet and has its moments, but I couldn't stop myself from saying 'yeh dil maange more!'
Read the full reviewToilet Ek Prem Katha is too long and preachy. Despite standout performances by Akshay and Bhumi the film fails to engage or connect with you largely because of its snail paced tempo and long Sunday school styled monologues.
Read the full reviewInstead of using numerology, if the makers have hired better writers, this Enemmy would be a different story.
Read the full reviewBhavesh Joshi has moments and scenes that will resonate with a lot of socio-political issues in the country right now. Watch it if you have the palette for something different than the usual.
Read the full reviewZero has heart and humour. It also has some fine performances by its three superstar actors. Watch it if you are in mood for a different take on love with an intergalactic experience.
Read the full reviewWatch it for some heart touching performances from Sarika and Farooque Sheikh. Overall Club 60 will struggle to lure in new members.
Read the full reviewDishkiyaoon is more of a comeback vehicle for an actor than an earnest effort at making a good film.
Read the full reviewThe script is so sketchy that you might get a migraine following it. There are several twists and turns in the second half that just don't connect the dots.
Read the full reviewManjunath is a story that needs to be told in a time when corruption has seeped into every tiny crevice of our society. We wish the effort was more hard hitting than its attractive posters.
Read the full reviewMarred by a bad script and lacklustre production value, this one is worth giving a skip.
Read the full reviewConventional fans might find it a bit hard to worship their hero in this CGI avatar, but Kochadaiiyaan is a big bold step in opening new frontiers to film making, a step that deserves to be supported.
Read the full reviewDespite having promising faces as its lead, the film ends up delivering lower than expectations because of a weak script.
Read the full reviewWhile the premise is interesting, the film could have been a better experience with some more focus on the writing and editing.
Read the full reviewWhat could have been an interesting tale of love, remorse and emotional turmoil, ends up being a wishy washy drama between some sketchy characters.
Read the full reviewNeither preachy nor wanting to make a statement, Kurbaan keeps it simple. It's a thriller that tackles terrorism and the Islamic viewpoint with maturity and depth.
Read the full reviewRohit Shetty has tried something different with Dilwale and that's an effort worth complimenting.
Read the full reviewSanam Teri Kasam has two newcomers who deserved a better launch. Hopefully their choices after this will make us forget this dull affair.
Read the full reviewSanam Teri Kasam has two newcomers who deserved a better launch. Hopefully their choices after this will make us forget this dull affair.
Read the full reviewWatch the movie only if you are a Himesh fan or if you like watching movies that are unintentionally funny.
Read the full reviewWatch the movie only if you are a Himesh fan or if you like watching movies that are unintentionally funny.
Read the full reviewBunty Aur Babli for dummies! I am sure that's what the hard bound script of Badmaash Company must have read. Throughout the film, Shahid keeps crossing his fingers each time he wants something really bad.
Read the full reviewCityLights is deep, dark and extremely depressing. But Mehta deserve full marks for going all the way and giving us a glimpse of the city's dark underbelly where dreams are often shattered and broken.
Read the full reviewWatch The Shaukeens if you want to see another side of Akshay Kumar and enjoy a few chuckles along the way. Also do watch out for funny cameos by Suniel Shetty, Dimple Kapadia, Abhishek Bachchan and Kareena Kapoor.
Read the full reviewWatch The Shaukeens if you want to see another side of Akshay Kumar and enjoy a few chuckles along the way. Also do watch out for funny cameos by Suniel Shetty, Dimple Kapadia, Abhishek Bachchan and Kareena Kapoor.
Read the full reviewThank fully it isnt a predictable s**ual drama, but one that springs up a dark surprise. The film also stays away from being preachy, trying to give a message or play the holier than thou card.
Read the full reviewShot in a guerilla style the film grips you from the beginning largely due to the colorful Loha Singh who will entertain you with his one liners and metaphors on everyday life in Kanpur.A bold and honest attempt to expose the…
Read the full reviewThe film ticks ever possible box on the been-there-seen-that check list. Lets have the mandatory cop (Sanjay Dutt) who apes Salman Khans often imitated but never duplicated Dabanggesque dance moves.
Read the full reviewKai Po Che! works because it is an ensemble effort. this isnt an ordinary story of bonding, but a kaleidoscope view of the dynamics between the trio that tests their relationship when thrown in the pan of fire ignited by the…
Read the full reviewHowever, debutant director Kapil Sharmas I, Me Aur Main strives to break the norm as it attempts to tell a contemporary modern day storydealing with issues like live-in relationships, unwed pregnancy and infidelity.
Read the full reviewUnfortunately, The Attacks of 26/11 ends up being a confused piece of work that has neither the well researched methodology of a documentary nor the dramatics of a feature film.
Read the full reviewThe films biggest asset is not the ensemble but the writing. The screenplay and dialogues are par excellence, giving the film a remarkable flavor, seductively drawing us into the lives of these characters.
Read the full reviewDon't be fooled by this simplistic story. The screenplay springs up a major surprise in the second half when every thing you watched and believed in is rubbished off.
Read the full reviewThe 80’s make a tacky come back in Himmatwala. Yes, the props and the sets are in sync (posters of Madonna from her Like a Virgin days) and the colors are jarring enough to remind us ofDoordarshan’s pre telecast static screen…
Read the full reviewThere is enough color on screen to keep you engaged, but the same cant be said about the punches and one liners in the script.
Read the full reviewThe films biggest drawback is not being able to sustain the edge of the seat tension and drama created by the first half.
Read the full reviewThere are so many WTF moments in the film that you start losing count. Beginning with the basic understanding of the lead characters. Neither Rahul nor Aarohi look like singers.
Read the full reviewWith each one of them being successful in delivering commercial hits, Bombay Talkies offers them a platform to indulge and explore another side of their creativity.
Read the full reviewLet’s get to the good news first. Wadala works because it shamelessly epitomizes its genre and has no qualms about being what it is – an over the top action drama.
Read the full reviewA lot of this is predictable, which takes out the fun from some really well executed scenes.
Read the full reviewThere is ample blood, gore, stabbing, shooting, brains being blown up, arms amputated, to make you squirm if you arent familiar with the genre.
Read the full reviewI Don’t Luv U is a futile exercise in using a MMS controversy as a tool to lure the audience into watching a half baked script, some cringe worthy scenes and performances that look like an audition gone bad.
Read the full reviewI Don’t Luv U is a futile exercise in using a MMS controversy as a tool to lure the audience into watching a half baked script, some cringe worthy scenes and performances that look like an audition gone bad.
Read the full reviewI Don’t Luv U is a futile exercise in using a MMS controversy as a tool to lure the audience into watching a half baked script, some cringe worthy scenes and performances that look like an audition gone bad.
Read the full reviewHowever, you have to be patient with Aurangzeb as it takes a while before the storyline actually starts moving.
Read the full reviewIshkq works in the first half with lighthearted repartee between the lead actors. The stand up act where they mimic their first date is witty and entertaining. So are some of the pick up lines and dialogues.
Read the full reviewWhile Wake up Sid was more personal, YJHD seems like a chapter that will resonate with everyone.
Read the full reviewThe Deols made Yamla Pagla Deewana watchable because we bought their tomfoolery and goofiness that seemed enjoyable and natural.
Read the full reviewDespite being a court room drama it lacks the finesse its genre requires.
Read the full reviewIt is a light hearted fun film that captures the flavour of the North and weaves a natural charm.
Read the full reviewRaanjhanaa joins the rank of recent love stories (Aashiqui 2, Yeh Jawani Hai Deewani) that take the unconventional path of approaching the genre by exposing the dark underbelly of romance through shades of loss, regret, remorse…
Read the full reviewWhile the premise is interesting, Gupta could have spent more time doctoring the screenplay. The second half springs up many loopholes that are glaring in your face with discrepancies.
Read the full reviewDespite its ambiguous sound and allegorical references, The Ship of Theseus is an exercise in trying to create opinion, raise a platform for debate, or simply narrate a story.
Read the full reviewNasha should have been titled Sazaa as it neither titillates nor pushes the envelope in storytelling or execution. Don't fall for this one!
Read the full reviewIssaq will challenge your patience and drown you in your own misery!
Read the full reviewThere isnt enough novelty as lot of sequences and scenes look like they were either inspired or written after watching other films. The jokes and one liners fall flat early on in the film.
Read the full reviewThere isnt enough novelty as lot of sequences and scenes look like they were either inspired or written after watching other films. The jokes and one liners fall flat early on in the film.
Read the full reviewZanjeer struggles to find its own ground. The first half is a land mine of unnecessary songs and hackneyed dialogues that seem written for an audience for a different era.
Read the full reviewDespite the references and images used in the film, the attempt to come off as an intelligent thriller just doesn’t work.
Read the full reviewRefreshing, light, breezy and engaging, SDR will appeal to those who want a realistic take on love and is miles away from the usual patented formula.
Read the full reviewThe premise is interesting, but the execution is weak. Dialogues are super corny and Ayush hasn’t been able to capture the mood of being trapped in an isolated haunted building in the right sense.
Read the full reviewBoss is unpretentious in its effort to draw you in with humor, action and some trade mark filmy drama.
Read the full reviewShahid shakes you from within compelling you to think, something not many films can boast of doing these days. A compulsory watch for anyone who relishes intelligent cinema.
Read the full reviewUnfortunately the innovation of the plot wears out too soon. The writers seem to hit a sort of roadblock in the second half not knowing where to take the story.
Read the full review...is disappointing because the promo really pumped me up for some serious dramatics, instead what we get is a wafer thin plot and lead actors hamming it up beyond belief. This Kahaani fails to impress!
Read the full reviewDrishyam is worth a watch. It has a strong engaging second half that will have you on the edge of your seat. Watch it for some terrific performances from Ajay and Tabu.
Read the full reviewOne of the most unintentionally funny films to come out this year, Rajjo takes the cake for setting the clock of movie making back in time not by minutes and hours, but several years.
Read the full reviewOne of the most unintentionally funny films to come out this year, Rajjo takes the cake for setting the clock of movie making back in time not by minutes and hours, but several years.
Read the full reviewOne of the most unintentionally funny films to come out this year, Rajjo takes the cake for setting the clock of movie making back in time not by minutes and hours, but several years.
Read the full reviewIts all about Sunny and his dhai kilo ka haath in this two and half hour display of brawn over brain. Dialogues are written keeping in mind the single screen audience with Deol screaming his lungs out for most of the part.
Read the full reviewBrothers is a decent watch, but if you want your money's worth, then I recommend watching the original Warrior.
Read the full reviewWatch it if you are in the mood for a loud no-brainer that relies on formulaic over the top entertainment.
Read the full reviewSooraj and Athiya show immense promise. Unfortunately, Hero doesn't do justice to their potential.
Read the full reviewThe screenplay suffers lack of imagination. The sub plots, situations and dialogues leave very little scope for any originality. Almost everything you watch in the film has been attempted elsewhere.
Read the full reviewAn edge of the seat thriller that delivers because of Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Irrfan Khan's able performances, Jazbaa won't disappoint. Book your ticket today.
Read the full reviewYaariyan is a tailor made recipe for the teens, or those who have stacks of Pretty Little Liars, Gossip Girl DVDs lined up on their shelf. Yaariyan has only one big trump card its music.
Read the full review...is heartfelt , entertaining and technically superb. Watch it for its performances and a sneak peek into the dark abyss of the smut films of the 80's.
Read the full reviewThe film takes too long to set sailing. First half has very little substance and most of the scenes look like fillers put together to battle the reel length.
Read the full reviewThe film takes too long to set sailing. First half has very little substance and most of the scenes look like fillers put together to battle the reel length.
Read the full reviewSince it’s a medical drama the way Shekhar has put together the story seems unconvincing. Also, a lot of time is spent on the love story and the song and dance routine taking away the seriousness of the second half.
Read the full reviewThe lead pair of Sidharth and Parineeti make Hasee Toh Phasee enjoyable and believeable. This odd pairing works only because these two actors take an effort to play their characters with utmost sincerity.
Read the full reviewWatch it for Manish Paul. He is definitely worth more than the price of the admission ticket.
Read the full reviewWhile the funny scenes are plenty, there are also moments that dont take off, especially the track with local terrorist leader Khalil. Ali Zafars cameo also doesnt do much to create any interest in the film.
Read the full reviewAligarh needs to be watched. It is serious cinema and you need to be patient with the pace. But if you give into Mehta's storytelling and let Siras charm you with his innocence then Aligarh will become an instant favourite.
Read the full reviewDespite the weak moments and an uneven story line, Zubaan is worth a watch. Vicky Kaushal's performance in itself is worth the price of an admission ticket!
Read the full reviewSlow and tiresome, TE3N is a cumbersome experience that is better forgotten than remembered!
Read the full reviewWatch it for Nawaz and Vicky's jugalbandi act, but don't go expecting a tight murder drama.
Read the full reviewThe first half is light and the portions where Tiger struggles to adapt to his new life are hilarious. Remo puts together some slick action scenes, the best ones are the hand combat scenes which dont have an overdose of VFX.
Read the full reviewBaar Baar Dekho is an unique concept that fails to keep you interested because of its weak execution. This is a time travel journey you might want to fast forward!
Read the full reviewJagga Jasoos is only worth a watch for Ranbir Kapoor's class act. As a musical, the film falters on several notes.
Read the full reviewA must watch for some terrific performances by the lead cast, Lipstick Under My Burkha will hopefully bring to light some issues that need attention and start a discussion or a conversation between women who are struggling for…
Read the full reviewThe film has a seen-that feel. Haven't there been enough films about rape, corruption, poverty and drama with villains, cops and politicians.
Read the full reviewLove in the time of recession! Bewakoofiyaan is a simple love story about a couple that has to battle not one but two villains to make their relationship work The second half is a cat and mouse game between Rishi Kapoor and…
Read the full reviewWhether you are a Sunny Leone fan or not, Ragini MMS 2 still manages to raise a few scares and stay true to its genre.
Read the full reviewA feeble attempt at remaking an interesting story, these ghosts will haunt you and I don't mean it in a good way!
Read the full reviewDespite its flaws, O Teri manages to come off as a breezy entertainer that works in the space of its genre largely because of its two lead actors.
Read the full reviewEnjoyable in parts, Bhootnath Returns has the right sentiment, but an over the top climax and cliched writing holds it back from being a charmer.
Read the full review...boasts of a stellar ensemble, now only if we could say the same about the writing! You might want to get off this ship half way.
Read the full reviewStanding out like a sore thumb in todays crowd of smartly written scripts and performance driven films, Kaanchi struggles to make her own identity.
Read the full reviewStanding out like a sore thumb in todays crowd of smartly written scripts and performance driven films, Kaanchi struggles to make her own identity.
Read the full reviewA mismanaged desi version of Sherlock Holmes, Samrat & Co throws up more mysteries and questions about its badly written plot than the ones we are expected to watch.
Read the full reviewWith a better script and a better storyline the film would have been able to make a better impression.
Read the full reviewExtremely formula driven, Purani Jeans fails to generate any excitement with its below average writing and bad acting.
Read the full reviewIf you love horror then Pari is a fitting tribute to the genre. I suggest sleeping with the lights on if you end up watching a late night show ! Yes, it's that good.
Read the full reviewUnable to stay true to its genre, The Expose ends up being Himesh's attempt at having another shot of being an actor, an effort that falters right from the start.about playing up that card.
Read the full reviewIt takes a while to get absorbed in Kuku and Ronnie’s life. The pace suffers in the second half and the songs don’t do much to improve the films appeal.
Read the full reviewDhadak is a stellar debut for newcomers Ishaan Khatter and Janhvi Kapoor. It also is a beautiful homage to the original Sairat. Janhvi and Ishaan are here to stay. Welcome to the mad world of showbiz.
Read the full reviewDhadak does full justice to the essence of Sairat. It celebrates young love and the pain it brings. The roller coaster ride the love story paints is what makes Dhadak a worthwhile watch.
Read the full reviewWatch if for the firecracker that is Vidya Balan. Now only if she had solved the case of the missing plot!
Read the full reviewIt's definitely not a modern day DDLJ, but it still ends up being an enjoyable romantic ride worth the price of its ticket.
Read the full reviewWith very limited scary moments, this Pizza tastes a bit bland, we wish there was more topping to give it a flavor.
Read the full reviewWith very limited scary moments, this Pizza tastes a bit bland, we wish there was more topping to give it a flavor.
Read the full reviewAmit Sahni Ki list is a easy breezy light hearted take on romance in the new age. There is a certain lethargy to the pace of the film, especially in the second half and the story gets way too predictable towards the end.
Read the full reviewHate Story 2 takes the basic elements of s** and violence from the first film and amplifies it five fold to tell an engaging story.We wish the writers would have paid some more attention to developing the story rather than just…
Read the full reviewThe film is an attempt to put together a collage of some funny and not so funny jokes and use the box office draw Sunny Leone to full advantage.A lot of scenes in the film are clich©d and even with the long pauses and build up…
Read the full reviewMastizaade is clearly a Sunny Leone film, and if you plan to watch it for her then it's worth the price of admission.
Read the full reviewIndia's Most Wanted is a sincere effort to document an untold chapter about common men who braved their life to nab a dangerous terrorist.
Read the full reviewWith style trumping over substance, Kill Dil fails to win over our hearts. We wish we got a better story line and more of Govinda!
Read the full reviewShivaay has spectacular action scenes, perhaps the best we have seen this year. Watch it for that and the emotional storyline of a father-daughter relationship.
Read the full reviewUngli suffers from the curse of the second half. Whatever expectations the film built in the first half come crashing down post interval.
Read the full reviewAction Jackson might actually spoil the ‘good mood’ you are in. Action Jackson uses everything in excess – action, romance, comedy, the odd background score and stuff we were used to watching in the 90’s!
Read the full reviewAction Jackson might actually spoil the ‘good mood’ you are in. Action Jackson uses everything in excess – action, romance, comedy, the odd background score and stuff we were used to watching in the 90’s!
Read the full reviewKaabil is Hrithik Roshans swan song and deservedly so becomes his career best performance. Watch and marvel at what can easily be termed as the finest performance to come out of Bollywood in a long time.
Read the full reviewDespite the seductive promos and skin show, Bhushan Patel’s Alone is anything but s**y. Even Bipasha and Karan’s chemistry couldn’t save the desi version of Thai flick Alone.
Read the full reviewDespite the seductive promos and skin show, Bhushan Patel’s Alone is anything but s**y. Even Bipasha and Karan’s chemistry couldn’t save the desi version of Thai flick Alone.
Read the full reviewSushant and Kriti' s terrific chemistry deserved so much better. I hope filmmakers take notice and cast these two in a film that exploits their full potential. Raabta is an opportunity wasted.
Read the full reviewBadlapur has some solid moments, terrific performances and a riveting storyline Watch it if violence and revenge turn you on!
Read the full reviewMom is a must watch because of the powerhouse performer that is Sridevi. Despite the shortcomings, the film keeps you on the edge solely because of her stellar act.
Read the full reviewA failed attempt to rekindle the excitement of its first part, Ab Tak Chappan 2 is like attempting to go back to an ex who has clearly moved on!
Read the full reviewToilet Ek Prem Katha is too long and preachy. Despite standout performances by Akshay and Bhumi the film fails to engage or connect with you largely because of its snail paced tempo and long Sunday school styled monologues.
Read the full reviewDon't miss it for the world. Byomkesh Bakshy has everything going for it. Great script, superb ensemble and a director who isn't afraid to dream big! It is worth getting caught in this cryptic maze.
Read the full reviewIf Sunny Leone gets your temperature rising then Leela won't disappoint. Don't have big expectations and you might be pleasantly surprised.
Read the full reviewRevisit Hollow Man instead and leave Mr X to debut on your TV on a lazy Sunday afternoon.
Read the full reviewJudwaa 2 is super entertaining for fans of the original as well as for those who are coming in to watch Varun Dhawan
Read the full review...might work for you if you just want to enjoy some cool dance numbers. There is little in the film apart for that to entertain you.
Read the full reviewSurrender yourself to Bajrangi Bhaijaan and let him win you over with his child-like charm. A must watch for those who complained that Salman doesn't try anything different, Bajrangi Bhaijaan is the ticket to buy this weekend!
Read the full reviewBeyond the Clouds is a must watch for Ishaan Khatter's debut act and Majidi's unique take on the human spirit. It has some beautiful moments that will catch you by surprise. Don't miss this one!
Read the full reviewKatti Batti has a promising start, but a weak script and some run of the mill moments kills the chances of it turning into something worth your time and money.
Read the full reviewVeere Di Wedding is unapologetic and brash in its message that women can have as much fun as men, if not maybe a little more! Watch it for the all girl ensemble cast that delivers a knockout punch with their performance.
Read the full reviewCalendar Girls is Madhur Bhandarkar's weakest attempt at trying to revisit his old formula and create something interesting. Stay away.
Read the full reviewYes, it's a guy film about women bashing, but PKP2 has sparks of some brilliant writing, a feel good cast and some hilarious moments that you just can't miss! Watch it with your guy friends to enjoy it the most.
Read the full reviewYes, it's a guy film about women bashing, but PKP2 has sparks of some brilliant writing, a feel good cast and some hilarious moments that you just can't miss! Watch it with your guy friends to enjoy it the most.
Read the full reviewWatch it for Randeep Hooda, his performance is the single most reason you might want to check out Main Aur Charles this weekend.
Read the full reviewWatch it for Randeep Hooda, his performance is the single most reason you might want to check out Main Aur Charles this weekend.
Read the full reviewManikarnika is a must watch for the glory that Kangana brings to the experience of watching the life and time of one of Indian history's bravest warriors. Don't miss this one.
Read the full reviewSanam Re melts into a pool of mess faster than the snow capped hills it is set in.
Read the full reviewDear Dad touches upon a brave and important subject of acceptance, love and compassion, we wish the film was able to have a wider reach with a better storyline.
Read the full reviewEasily Salman's best performance till date, Sultan is a solid trump card for the actor and his director Ali Abbas.
Read the full reviewAe Dil Hai Mushkil has some really nice moments, but they are few and suffer the curse of a weak second half. Nevertheless watch it for Ranbir and Karan's interpretation of love, loss and longing.
Read the full reviewRock On 2 might have been a great concept on paper, but it just doesn't become the sequel we all expected. Instead revisit the original and head bang to those tunes.
Read the full reviewDear Zindagi feels like a long, unending conversation that leaves you feeling exhausted. We wish Dr. Jehangir's character had more appeal than the texture of his facial scruff.
Read the full reviewKahaani 2 has a rock solid performance from Vidya Balan. But is that enough to quench the thirst of a thrill seeking audience ? The answer is as dark as the films premise.
Read the full reviewBefikre proves that Aditya Chopra is a master storyteller when it comes to love stories. Watch it for Ranveer's easiest and most natural performance. A true romcom the film won't disappoint fans of the genre.
Read the full reviewDangal is the film of the year for me. It is brave, gritty, honest and has a performance of a lifetime by Aamir. Watch it because I can't think of a better film that came out this year which got your attention with such intensity.
Read the full reviewOk Jaanu is strictly OK. Watch it if you waited this long to watch Aditya and Shraddha reignite their chemistry on the big screen. Fans of the original however, might have a different point of view.
Read the full reviewKaabil is Hrithik Roshan's swan song and deservedly so becomes his career best performance. Watch and marvel at what can easily be termed as the finest performance to come out of Bollywood in a long time.
Read the full reviewAnushka Sharma's spirited act is the only reason you might want to give this dull boring romantic drama a chance.
Read the full reviewIf you like a good blend of comedy and thriller then Bank Chor is a film for you.
Read the full reviewMubarakan is the cleanest entertainer and deserves to be watched for its high entertainment value.
Read the full reviewTechnically, Daddy is one of the best films to come out this year with an applause worthy performance by Arjun Rampal, however, it fails to leave an impression on you with its weak narrative and sluggish pace.
Read the full reviewIf you are in the mood for something serious, check it out.
Read the full reviewSecret Superstar is an important film that needs to be watched not just for the message, but also because it is entertaining and has one of the best performances of the year by Zaira Wasim.
Read the full reviewPad Man deserves a special mention simply because it got made. A subject that's hushed up even in urban India got a mainstream treatment by a popular actor-director team.
Read the full reviewSanju is undoubtedly Ranbir Kapoor's career best performance and will fetch him all the awards and recognition. Don't go looking for a fair and accurate depiction of Dutt's life and you won't be disappointed.
Read the full reviewRanveer Singh and Alia Bhatt deliver a knock out film that hits the right notes with performances that soar, not just fly
Read the full reviewBharat delivers it's promise of being an emotional entertainer. Fans who want to see Salman reinvent his superstar image with a solid storyline will be pleased with Bharat.
Read the full reviewPink is a film every woman and every man must watch. It carries an important message. And even if it changes the mindset of one percent of the country's population, it's a big win.
Read the full reviewBadrinath Ki Dulhania is light, entertaining and likeable. Varun Dhawan and Alia Bhatt prove that on screen chemistry can be enough sometimes to keep you engaged in an average plot with a predictable narrative.
Read the full reviewDirector Raj Mehta's JugJugg Jeeyo starring Varun Dhawan, Kiara Advani, Anil Kapoor and Neetu Kapoor, is a delightful rom-com. The film has its share of flaws, says our review.
Read the full review'Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani', starring Ranveer Singh and Alia Bhatt, is Karan Johar's comeback. He has impressed and how! Read our review here.
Read the full reviewGangubai is not perfect. The film is about the choices she makes. There is very little emphasis on the wrong turns she makes in her journey to reach the top and meet the Prime Minister of the country to champion her cause.
Read the full reviewThank God is a Diwali release aimed at pleasing family crowds. Despite Ajays star power and Siddharths charm, the film fails to hold the viewers’ interest.
Read the full reviewVarun Dhawan and Kriti Sanon's Bhediya hit the theatres today, November 25. The film, directed by Amar Kaushik, is a pucca entertainer with minor shortcomings, says our review.
Read the full reviewShah Rukh Khan's Pathaan hit the theatres on January 25. The film, directed by Siddharth Anand, is replete with high-octane action sequences. But, there are some minor glitches, says our review.
Read the full review...a geopolitical thriller set against Iran-Israel tensions. The film highlights the human cost of conflict and offers sharp performances and gripping storytelling
Read the full reviewOn the whole, the overall experience of watching Pooja in her true element getting caught up in some crazy situations is quite fun. The jokes and gags (the Gadar 2 and BTS reference) are witty and some are downright funny.
Read the full reviewShamshera is a mess that needs more than just star power to come to its rescue. Here's our review of Ranbir Kapoor's film.
Read the full reviewThe issue with Akira is that it strives too hard to become an action entertainer. There is that novelty factor by having an actress as the action lead, but somehow Akiras punches and kicks feel too rehearsed.
Read the full reviewEarly on in the first half, we are told that Ragini MMS 2 is a ‘horrex’ (horror+sex) film! And the makers leave no stone unturned to make sure it proves to be one.
Read the full reviewThe only saving grace in the film is the somewhat likeable camaraderie between Saahil and his gang of friends. Nasha is a tease that never reaches its climax (no pun intended!).
Read the full reviewWhile the motive might be sincere, the execution lacks the same sentiment.
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