Publication
Scoring tendencyMean 3.0 / 5 — 0.3 above the TezFlicks-wide scored-review average of 2.7.
Languages coveredHindienglishkannadaKannadaOdiaPunjabiTelugu
Genres coveredDramaRomanceThrillerActionCrimeComedyFamilyHistorical
15 of 19 reviews shown
Emraan Hashmi casts a spell as Shivam Pandit once again, and no matter how hard you try, you simply cannot break out of it! While the second half of Awarapan succumbs to the predictable crime-drama plot and pacing issues, Nitin Kakkar makes sure that the script holds your attention through Shivam.Read at source
by Trisha Gaur
Babita Singh Reporting is a well-intentioned but lazy film! It has all the thematic ingredients to be an impactful social drama on domestic patriarchy wrapped in a crime story, but its inability to commit fully to any of the genres makes it one of the most uninteresting cop stories I have watched in recent times!Read at source
Border 2 is a loud and proud celebration of the Indian Soldiers, and I celebrate this valor wholeheartedly! The film surprises you with the climax, and the final edit on the Mitti Ke Bete Song gives you goosebumps!Read at source
by Trisha Gaur
Gandhari had all the ingredients to be a bone-chilling, high-stakes thriller, but it gets crushed down by Kanika Dhillon's overambitious writing that is all over the place!Read at source
If there is anything sorely disappointing in the movie, it is the music. The only songs that linger are the re-creations, including the Anu Malik song that gives the film its title.Read at source
This is one experience, crisp at 104 minutes, that has the potential for universal appeal with its slick narration and delectable content.Read at source
It is an altogether mood – dark, poetic, and violent. While the pacing might test the patience of the ‘fast-forward’ generation, the chaos and the dreamy setup make it a must-watch in the theaters!Read at source
Koimoi's Trisha Gaur gave half stars out of 5 and "Ravi Kishan and Tejasswi Prakash's Psycho Saiyaan follows the footsteps of Taapsee Pannu's Hasseen Dillruba but loses the path."Read at source
by Trisha Gaur
Instead, the film serves up repetitive character motivations, too many manufactured conflicts, and an utterly predictable plot.Read at source
The screenplay structure and dialogues are superb and quite understated, stressing Krishna’s ever-unshakeable placidity and purity of heart.Read at source
Veena Jamkar, as the shrewd Zeenat (wonder why just one character is shown as a Muslim?!), is superb as the scheming vixen.Read at source
Co-producer and director Amit Rai has himself penned the watertight script and the very grounded filmmaker-writer still enlists Jia Saxena as script supervisor.Read at source
While the project may not be the best-made film, the emotions hit where they matter.Read at source
Toxic is not the clean, crowd-pleasing comeback some fans might have wanted from Yash after KGF: Chapter 2. But honestly, this is the maximum Yash has Yash-ed!Read at source
