
Roar Movie Review
31 Oct 2014
Roar movie review: what critics say (14)
What critics say Critics are largely negative: none of the 14 rated critics gave it 3.5 or more, 9 gave it 2 or less. Praised: the script and the visuals.
While it is commendable and also daring on Sadanah and Rizvi’s part to set and shoot a film in the Sundarbans, one wishes they’d invested as much time in developing an engaging story as they did on the visual effects.A friend…
Read the full reviewYou may not think much of the characters' shallow shindigs during the time of exceptional stress. But one thing is for sure. You've never seen anything like this in Hindi cinema.
Read the full reviewIn the end, director Kamal Sadanah perhaps intended a well-meaning film but got the grammar of filmmaking all wrong. With a subject such as this, it's truly an opportunity missed.
Read the full reviewYou will groan in certain places, but you will grin when the tiger starts to prowl. In the end, it is a film that has been made with passion and care. It just falls short in certain elements.
Read the full reviewAlmost every second thing that is being said or done in this filmnbspreeks of senselessness
Read the full reviewI feel for the 'Save the Tiger' campaign. But if a film about a tiger, such as this, was in front of you, I would suggest that you save yourself first.
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What we know
After his photojournalist brother gets killed by a white tigress in the jungles of the Sundarbans, Pandit and his team of commandos enter the prohibited core area of the forest to avenge his death.
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Day-wise India net starts on 31 Oct 2014. Advance booking and every day's figure are on the box office page.
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Is Roar worth watching?
Critics rate it poor: 1.9 out of 5, with 1 of 14 critics recommending it.
When did Roar release?
31 Oct 2014.
Who is in the cast of Roar?
Pulkit Jawahar, Himarsha Venkatsamy, Pranay Dixit, Abhinav Shukla, Achint Kaur, Subrat Dutta, Nora Fatehi.
Who directs Roar?
Kamal Sadanah.
What do critics say about Roar?
14 critic reviews are on this page, with a Critic Score of 1.9 out of 5. Each one shows the critic, a short excerpt and a link to the full review.
Himarsha VenkatsamyJhumpa
Abhinav ShuklaPundit
Achint KaurForest Warden
Subrat DuttaBheera
Nora FatehiCJ