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by Nirali Kanabar

Overall, Babita Singh Reporting makes for a decent slow-burn thriller which primarily works for its performances and gradual build-up rather than its overall execution.

by Mimansa Shekhar

Gandhari has the basis of a strong thriller but is sabotaged by its desire to keep turning the drama up a notch. Taapsee Pannu is committed, the action works at times, and Joypurra is an interesting cinematic world. But the screenplay is so obsessed with twists, mythology and spectacle that it forgets its best aspect: a mother's desperate struggle to bring her child home.

by Nirali Kanabar

The filmmaker holds a strong grip over the narrative, allowing the story to gradually build tension.

by Tanmayi Savadi

Aliyah is in his custody, and Shivam has to fight the odds to save her.,Awarapan 2 Movie Review: What Works,Awarapan 2 is a classic old-school thriller.

by Nirali Kanabar

For that matter, the background and music are solid enough to elevate overall mood of scenes that otherwise feel dull.

by Nirali Kanabar

The biggest drawback in this movie is its predictable storyline.

by Ramu Chinthakindhi

ఓవరాల్‌గా యూత్‌‌ఫుల్ అడల్ట్ కామెడీ చిత్రాలను ఇష్టపడేవారికి ‘హుషారు పిట్టలు’ మూవీ నచ్చుతుంది

by Risha Ganguly

Despite this minor imbalance, the storytelling remains engaging and consistently heartfelt.

by Soumyabrata Gupta

The series captures the essence of quiet yet impactful love stories, making it feel like a gentle journey through relationships, much like the classic romance novels known for their emotional depth.

by Tanmayi Savadi

Each expression captured on camera is simply brilliant.

by Bhawna Arya

The supporting cast - (the Bhatije) Nephews - Lalit Prabhakar, Anantvijay Joshi, and Harsh Mayar playing Sadda, Sanju and Lappu - complement him well, bringing youthful enthusiasm and effective humour to the narrative.

by Tanmayi Savadi

The entire cancer treatment and government hospital scenes might not be moving enough, but they are still convincing, all because of the child actor, Trisha Sarda’s impressive performance and superb screen presence.

by Tanmayi Savadi

Without judging for its political inclinations, the film is overall a mess and overburdened by silliness

by Raisa Nasreen

GV Prakash Kumar’s music and Nimish Ravi’s cinematography add to its technical appeal, making it a visually engaging experience.

by Sumit Rajguru

The story and screenplay by Shreyas Jain, Prateek Payodhi and Ashish Thomas are powerful and engaging.

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