Free Press Journal

by Troy Ribeiro

The visual effects, however, are uneven and occasionally disrupt the illusion the film works hard to create.

by Ria Sharma

Mahima delivers a sincere performance and expresses her character's emotions with maturity.

by Satish Sundaresan

Raghubir Yadav delivers a strong performance, while the film struggles with its familiar storyline, uneven emotional scenes and forgettable music.

by Satish Sundaresan

If you skip the film, neither the world would change its shape, nor will you miss out on anything substantial!

by Troy Ribeiro

Troy Ribeiro of Free Press Journal found the series "competent, well-acted, and atmospheric," but felt it lacked lasting impact.

by Kabir Singh Bhandari

Kabir Singh Bhandari of The Free Press Journal rated it 3/5 stars and said that "Overall, the movie has a calming effect, and that can be said both in terms not only of its content, but also of its promotions- it has won several international prestigious awards and at the same time it doesn’t involve some overly muscled idiot walking in slow motion expecting us to clap that they have arrived."

by Troy Ribeiro

Troy Ribeiro of Free Press Journal called the film "a reclamation" and found it effective as an intimate portrait, even while acknowledging that it stops short of fully exploring the more troubling aspects of the artist’s public record.