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Anuj Kumar of The Hindu said that "Everybody Loves Sohrab Handa is a quintessential Rajat Kapoor film.Read at source
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Anuj Kumar of The Hindu said that "Everybody Loves Sohrab Handa is a quintessential Rajat Kapoor film.Read at source
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Anuj Kumar of The Hindu said that "Ikkis succeeds as a thoughtful, tear-jerking homage to a young warrior that values soul over spectacle."Read at source
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Anuj Kumar of The Hindu noted that "Emraan Hashmi leads Neeraj Pandey’s thriller that trades explosive momentum for nuanced depictions of smuggling and the personal cost of integrity."Read at source
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Anuj Kumar of The Hindu praised Ghich Pich as a heartfelt coming-of-age story that captures the angst of adolescence with honesty and restraint.Read at source
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Anuj Kumar of The Hindu wrote "A string of heart-warming moments and a malleable Manoj keep us invested in this otherwise generic hunt for the Serpent."Read at source
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Anuj Kumar of The Hindu criticized the direction, noting that Mukerji loses grip on the narrative while balancing the screen time of Roshan and NTR.Read at source
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Anuj Kumar of The Hindu stated "After spelling out the premise, the narrative takes a predictable shape."Read at source
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Anuj Kumar of The Hindu said "Fairy Folk begins like an urban fantasy that demands suspension of disbelief but, by the end, you feel like wanting to willingly surrender to its discomforting spell of magic realism that lingers."Read at source
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Anuj Kumar of The Hindu stated "Maidaan needs to be populated as one hopes that it spurs the young generation to take their love for the game from screens to the field and prove the saying that Rahim took Indian football to grave with him wrong."Read at source
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Anuj Kumar of The Hindu reviewed the film, stating, "Jimmy Shergill is on target in this ho-hum heist flick." He suggested that the film presents a compelling premise with a strong performance from Shergill but falls short due to excessive melodrama and predictable twists.Read at source
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Anuj Kumar of The Hindu reviewed movie and wrote "12th Fail film review: Vidhu Vinod Chopra delivers yet another hug of hope that is more earnest than magical."Read at source
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Anuj Kumar of The Hindu wrote, "Nothing controversial about this cautionary tale.Read at source
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Anuj Kumar of The Hindu reviewed the movie and highlighted "There is hardly any surprise element in writer-director Shome Makhija's straitjacketed adaptation of a Korean flick."Read at source
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Anuj Kumar of The Hindu wrote "Like the name of his new production house, Kashyap’s films these days are good and bad without a conjunction.Read at source
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Anuj Kumar of The Hindu wrote "While the intentions are right and some of the fight sequences are impactful, the storytelling technique has an amateurish streak that demands too much suspension of disbelief from the audience."Read at source
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Anuj Kumar of The Hindu wrote, "Bereft of high-octane action or deep insight, this thriller created by Neeraj Pandey feels formulaic and farcical"Read at source
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Anuj Kumar of The Hindu described the work as "burlesque" propaganda that borrowed its understanding of Islam, from "hate-filled Whatsapp groups" and sought to turn the audience into purveyors of hate by peddling "half-truths".Read at source
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Anuj Kumar of The Hindu opined, "The makers have looked beyond the obvious faces that dot the OTT space these days and have brought back some lesser-seen powerhouses."Read at source