Bollywood Movie Reviews

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  • Review: College Romance 2: Fun while it runs

    Review: College Romance 2: Fun while it runs


    College Romance Season 2 is pretty much be summed up by its title. It is set in a college, there's lots of romance and frolic, and it is the second season of something we have seen before.

  • Review: Jeet Ki Zid: Celebrates will power

    Review: Jeet Ki Zid: Celebrates will power


    Jeet Ki Zid could obviously be expected to deliver a minimum quality with those traits. With more accomplished writing and execution, though, it could have been a great show.

  • Review: One Night In Miami: Cerebral yet witty

    Review: One Night In Miami: Cerebral yet witty


    On February 25 in Miami of 1964, Cassius Clay became World Heavyweight boxing champion beating Sonny Liston. The win is widely believed to be the point from which Clay's career soared.

  • Review: Tandav: Let down by weak script

    Review: Tandav: Let down by weak script


    Tandav opens with a raging kisaan andolan in Greater Noida over a government decision to turn farm land into a SEZ for urbanisation. Soon, the drama throws in students chanting Azadi slogans in a campus called VNU.

  • Review: Maara: Visually striking but flawed

    Review: Maara: Visually striking but flawed


    The first thing that strikes you about Maara is it is a visually striking film. That's also about the last thing that strikes you, because almost all else that goes on in between is lost in storytelling that is too lazy to hold interest.

  • Review: Coolie No. 1: Not cool

    Review: Coolie No. 1: Not cool


    Coolie No. 1 (on Amazon Prime Video); Varun Dhawan, Sara Ali Khan, Paresh Rawal, Javed Jaffrey, Rajpal Yadav, Johnny Lever, Sahil Vaid, Shikha Talsania, Vikas Verma, Manoj Joshi, Anil Dhawan, Bharati Achrekar; Direction: David Dhawan; Rating * * (two stars)

  • Review: Unpaused: Hampered by uneven storytelling

    Review: Unpaused: Hampered by uneven storytelling


    Tannishtha Chatterjee directs Rat-a-Tat, about a young girl (Rinku Rajguru) and her grumpy elderly neighbour (Lillete Dubey). The neighbour is hostile towards the girl to begin with, but they strike a bond somewhere in their quest for purpose in life and hope.

  • Review: Soul: Blends the cute with the complex

    Review: Soul: Blends the cute with the complex


    Jamie Foxx voices Joe Gardner the pianist, bringing alive the vision of writer-director Pete Docter and his co-writers (Kemp Powers and Mike Jones) as the narrative unfolds the protagonist's adventure.