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Scoring tendencyMean 2.8 / 5 — 0.1 above the TezFlicks-wide scored-review average of 2.7.
Languages coveredHindiTamilBengaliEnglishenglishkannadaKannadaMalayalam
Genres coveredDramaActionCrimeRomanceThrillerComedyAdventureFantasy
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If Dhurandhar lit your fuse, Dhurandhar 2 will blow your mind with two times the fury, action, and violence. The second part of the Aditya Dhar directorial is an out-and-out Ranveer Singh show that brings pataakhe to Pakistan's terror network party and shreds it to pieces, figuratively and literally.Read at source
On the whole, GDN - which should've been a deeply moving biopic - ends up as an informative, visually beautiful but emotionally distant story.Read at source
No matter how contrived and conventional they might get at times, madcap comedies like Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai have a way of trundling along no matter how frequent and imposing the roadblocks in its path are. There are plenty of them here and they do get in the way of the film becoming the pure, old-fashioned laugh riot that it aspires to be.Read at source
Ikka keeps you guessing; the twists never feel forced. The editing could be a little crisper, but the final blow lets you overlook it.Read at source
A Mirzapur movie franchise might not be such a bad idea provided the makers find enough narrative meat to pad it with.Read at source
The good and only redeeming element of the film is Sauraseni Maitra's brilliant performance.Read at source
The film works and only works because of Emraan HashmiRead at source
Sunny Deol makes the most of the film's quieter moments and emotive scenes to add a kind of weight that is far more powerful than his fists of fury.Read at source
Shy is going through enough upheaval to make for a genuinely affecting story, but the screenplay often moves on before the consequences of one development have properly settled.Read at source
Director Hardik Gajjar's Krishnavataram Part 1: The Heart (Hridayam) is visually stunning and musically powerful even though the VFX sometimes look patchy.Read at source
Mahima Nambiar has a significant role with a strong character arc, and she provides the important emotional connection between various characters in this film.Read at source
Vikrant Massey, the poster boy of lovelorn characters, holds the series on his shoulder with brilliant support from the two female co-stars.Read at source
Arshad Warsi is excellent at expressing the myriad emotions his character goes through: sorrow, professional struggle in the cyber world, domestic highs and lows, and finally finding a new partner-in-crime - and no, this time it isn't Munna Bhai.Read at source
The movie ends up being more ambitious and longer but also ends up being very uneven.Read at source
Toxic is not the gangster Hollywood-style epic one expected (it has some shades of KGF) but it's an ambitious effort undertaken by Yash and Geetu Mohandas to give the Indian audience a unique experiment and it delivers on that for the most part.Read at source
