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Loveyapa Review: Uneven, Fun, Frothy And Anything But Pointless
Loveyapa Review: The movie will probably not send you into paroxysms of delight, but it is a decent enough film while it lasts.
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The Mehta Boys Review: Refreshingly Unpretentious Father-Son Drama
The Mehta Boys Review: The heart-warming drama is enlivened by the wonderful central performances from Boman Irani and Avinash Tiwary, perfectly complemented by Shreya Chaudhry.
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Bada Naam Karenge Review: Not Close Enough To Push The Boundary
Bada Naam Karenge Review: The show banks on the solidity that an ensemble of Kanwaljit Singh, Jameel Khan, Rajesh Tailang, Alka Amin and others impart to it.
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Mrs Review: Hindi Remake Of The Great Indian Kitchen Hits Home
Mrs Review: Sanya Malhotra lives the role and director Arati Kadav orchestrates her resources with striking efficiency.
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Deva Review: It Is A Shahid Kapoor Show All The Way
Deva Review: Shahid Kapoor anchors the adroitly mounted thriller buoyed by a screenplay that, to great effect, significantly alters the plot of the film
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The Storyteller Review: Unflashy, Witty Tribute To Satyajit Ray
The Storyteller Review: Rawal and Hussain bring great solidity to the table.
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Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama Review - The Film Is A Joy To Behold
Ramayana: The Legend Of Prince Rama Review - The film gave the world one of the most definitive screen adaptations of an Indian epic.
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Sweet Dreams Review: A Fluffy And Fuzzy Rom-Com
Sweet Dreams Review: It does not flow like a dream but does frequently find the beat it is looking for.
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Hisaab Barabar Review: R Madhavan's Performance Unable To Offset The Film's Flaws
Hisaab Barabar Review: Kirti Kulhari's character does not develop into a rounded individual.
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Sky Force Review: Akshay Kumar In A Patchy, Inconsistent Film
Sky Force Review: It isn't as punishingly long as such action films usually are.
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Azaad Review: The Film Has Runaway Disaster Written All Over It
Azaad Review: The weak and disjointed screenplay stymies the efforts of the two newcomers, Raveena Tandon's daughter Rasha Thadani and Ajay Devgn's nephew Aaman Devgan, to make an impression.
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The Roshans Review: Easy, Breezy Watch With Memorable Moments
The Roshans Review: The final episode centres on Hrithik Roshan. Nobody in the family, and perhaps in the industry as a whole, has ever had a career launch as dramatic as his.
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Emergency Review: Kangana Ranaut's Film Is A Lesson In How Not To Make A Biopic
Emergency Review: The film wades through the early years of Indira Gandhi's life pretty much in the manner that it treats the rest of it - hastily, superficially and risibly.
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Paatal Lok Season 2 Review: As Good As Season 1
Paatal Lok Season 2 Review: Jaideep Ahlawat is completely subsumed by Inspector Hathi Ram Chaudhary that it becomes impossible to separate the actor from the character.
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Fateh Review: The No-Nonsense, Unabashed And Ultra-Violent Film Is Surprisingly Watchable
Fateh Review: Sonu Sood delivers a no-frills lead performance that is perfectly in sync with the spirit and substance of the film.
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Loveyapa Review: Uneven, Fun, Frothy And Anything But Pointless
Loveyapa Review: The movie will probably not send you into paroxysms of delight, but it is a decent enough film while it lasts.
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The Mehta Boys Review: Refreshingly Unpretentious Father-Son Drama
The Mehta Boys Review: The heart-warming drama is enlivened by the wonderful central performances from Boman Irani and Avinash Tiwary, perfectly complemented by Shreya Chaudhry.
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Bada Naam Karenge Review: Not Close Enough To Push The Boundary
Bada Naam Karenge Review: The show banks on the solidity that an ensemble of Kanwaljit Singh, Jameel Khan, Rajesh Tailang, Alka Amin and others impart to it.
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Mrs Review: Hindi Remake Of The Great Indian Kitchen Hits Home
Mrs Review: Sanya Malhotra lives the role and director Arati Kadav orchestrates her resources with striking efficiency.
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Deva Review: It Is A Shahid Kapoor Show All The Way
Deva Review: Shahid Kapoor anchors the adroitly mounted thriller buoyed by a screenplay that, to great effect, significantly alters the plot of the film
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The Storyteller Review: Unflashy, Witty Tribute To Satyajit Ray
The Storyteller Review: Rawal and Hussain bring great solidity to the table.
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Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama Review - The Film Is A Joy To Behold
Ramayana: The Legend Of Prince Rama Review - The film gave the world one of the most definitive screen adaptations of an Indian epic.
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Sweet Dreams Review: A Fluffy And Fuzzy Rom-Com
Sweet Dreams Review: It does not flow like a dream but does frequently find the beat it is looking for.
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Hisaab Barabar Review: R Madhavan's Performance Unable To Offset The Film's Flaws
Hisaab Barabar Review: Kirti Kulhari's character does not develop into a rounded individual.
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Sky Force Review: Akshay Kumar In A Patchy, Inconsistent Film
Sky Force Review: It isn't as punishingly long as such action films usually are.
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Azaad Review: The Film Has Runaway Disaster Written All Over It
Azaad Review: The weak and disjointed screenplay stymies the efforts of the two newcomers, Raveena Tandon's daughter Rasha Thadani and Ajay Devgn's nephew Aaman Devgan, to make an impression.
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The Roshans Review: Easy, Breezy Watch With Memorable Moments
The Roshans Review: The final episode centres on Hrithik Roshan. Nobody in the family, and perhaps in the industry as a whole, has ever had a career launch as dramatic as his.
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Emergency Review: Kangana Ranaut's Film Is A Lesson In How Not To Make A Biopic
Emergency Review: The film wades through the early years of Indira Gandhi's life pretty much in the manner that it treats the rest of it - hastily, superficially and risibly.
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Paatal Lok Season 2 Review: As Good As Season 1
Paatal Lok Season 2 Review: Jaideep Ahlawat is completely subsumed by Inspector Hathi Ram Chaudhary that it becomes impossible to separate the actor from the character.
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Fateh Review: The No-Nonsense, Unabashed And Ultra-Violent Film Is Surprisingly Watchable
Fateh Review: Sonu Sood delivers a no-frills lead performance that is perfectly in sync with the spirit and substance of the film.
