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Kedarnath Review: Sara Ali Khan's debut film fails to make a splash
Director Abhishek Kapoor tackles two difficult subjects — interfaith romance, natural calamity — in a film pulled down by clunky writing and horrible CGI
Kedarnath Review: Sara Ali Khan's debut film fails to make a splash
Director Abhishek Kapoor tackles two difficult subjects — interfaith romance, natural calamity — in a film pulled down by clunky writing and horrible CGI
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Pihu review: Artistically intended, but lacking in finesse
The thriller, directed by Vinod Kapri and starring Pihu Myra Vishwakarma, delivers a strong payoff in an unsubtle way
16 Nov 2018
Thugs of Hindostan Review: A rebelliously slow film that remains stranded on the shore
Aamir Khan-Amitabh Bachchan's film lacks the pace, thrill and scale of an action-adventure epic
08 Nov 2018
Ekkees Tareekh Shubh Muhurat Review: A silly, unfunny comedy on small-town marriage norms
Ekkees Tareekh Shubh Muhurat adds to the growing clutter of flaky social dramas that milk small-town milieus to hide their glaring outdateness.
02 Nov 2018
Baazaar Review: Bulls and bears, but who really cares?
Gauravv K Chawla's directorial debut starring Saif Ali Khan and Rohan Mehra is a fatal plummet
26 Oct 2018
Namaste England review: An exasperating cliché-fest
A superficial film and an unsavoury rehash of old-school sentiments
19 Oct 2018
Dakini Review: A daring, comics-influenced madcap adventure
Rahul Riji Nair's second film is a fun family entertainer that manages to be unconventional while still staying within the limitations of the genre
19 Oct 2018
Badhaai Ho Review: The old guard stands tall in a tale of love, sex and everything in between
Badhaai Ho is not a film that works despite its cliches. It is a film that works because of it.
19 Oct 2018
Jalebi Review: An extremely ineffective melodrama
Filled with laughable coincidences, a penchant for melodrama, and an unnecessary romanticisation of love and heartbreak, Jalebi fails to make any sort of serious impression.
12 Oct 2018
Tumbbad Review: Arthouse horror mounted as big-screen spectacle
Tumbbad is perennially split between atmospheric indie and big-screen spectacle, reaffirming an old fear about the Bollywood bastardisation of region-specific stories.
12 Oct 2018
Read Article: Rajinikanth: 2.0 will be a bigger hit than Baahubali
Do you think the first day first show craze has subsided recently?
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| Result | |
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| Yes, the ticket prices are too high | |
| No, only the number of shows have increased | |