Mid-Day

by Shruti Sampat

Nineteen years after Awarapan became a cult favourite, Emraan Hashmi returns as Shivam Pandit in Awarapan 2, a sequel that understands exactly what made the original resonate with audiences.

by Rachel Pereira

A mother losing her child is the kind of premise that needs very little embellishment to hurt. Gandhari, unfortunately, seems determined to add everything under the sun. Child trafficking, temporary blindness, disguises, mythology, revenge and a whole lot of action. The film has plenty going on, but somewhere between all these ideas, the actual emotional core gets buried.

by Mayank Shekhar

Much mehnat (effort) to watch this movie, I tell you. To start with — first day, first show at my local theatre stands cancelled.

by Mayank Shekhar

For the way it’s shot, edited, narrated, Mirzapur: The Movie is an elongated mini-series for the big screen, and so be it!

by Shruti Sampat

Shruti Sampat of Mid-Day stated that "Psycho Saiyaan is a missed opportunity.

by Rachel Pereira

The India Story taps into how one ordinary person challenges the system, but its strong message is let down by choppy storytelling and inconsistent execution