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Total Dhamaal Review: A sloppy sequel saved by an enjoyable climax
The film serves up foolish fun for its target viewership: casual audiences, parents and children, the kind of crowd that’ll laugh at an accent
Total Dhamaal Review: A sloppy sequel saved by an enjoyable climax
The film serves up foolish fun for its target viewership: casual audiences, parents and children, the kind of crowd that’ll laugh at an accent
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Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga Review: More cliche, less pride
Director Shelly Chopra Dhar's debut film is a traditional Bollywood fare painting over with a rainbow
01 Feb 2019
Thackeray Review: Nawazuddin Siddiqui soars over a volatile biopic
Though unceasingly aggressive, Abhijit Panse’s uproarious biopic on Bal Thackeray is still an affectionate portrait
25 Jan 2019
Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi Review - Carnage, Kangana Ranaut-style
The film starts off as a biopic, but soon derails into a surreal showdown of unbridled rage
25 Jan 2019
Soni Review: A deep, explorative peek into our gender biases
Amid stories that pit women against one other to horrifying effect, Soni is a breath of fresh air
18 Jan 2019
Bombairiya Review: A wild whodunnit goose chase
The unending speculation, and the skill of the narrative to keep you in equal parts riveted and intrigued, are great, but the director could have cut down on the number of twists and turns
18 Jan 2019
Fraud Saiyaan Review: A disconcerting watch in the time of #MeToo
For all the B-movie debauchery and flatulence humour, there’s an uncaring flippancy to Fraud Saiyaan that occasionally soothes
18 Jan 2019
Why Cheat India review: A mostly predictable, occasionally funny social satire
Emraan Hashmi-Soumik Sen's film is neatly observed but needs more tonal clarity to be taken seriously
18 Jan 2019
The Accidental Prime Minister Review: Dreadful by design
A fancy-dress competition served up as a feature film, this Vijay Ratnakar Gutte-directorial settles an old debate for good: Bollywood is better off without politics
11 Jan 2019
Uri: The Surgical Strike Review: Caught in the crossfire
The film, starring Vicky Kaushal and Paresh Rawal, plays out in the precarious sub-genre of the 'well-made' propaganda
10 Jan 2019