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Mission Impossible - The Final Reckoning Review: Distracting, If Not Outright Confusing
Mission Impossible - The Final Reckoning Review: Cruise, gets to do all the stuff that defines the character
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Raid 2 Review: Ajay Devgn's Film Is Average Entertainment At Best
Raid 2 Review: The outcome does not match the film's ambition and the performances, commendably restrained as they are, fail to offset the drudgery.
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Jewel Thief - The Heist Begins Review: Saif Ali Khan And Jaideep Ahlawat Star In A Stylish Snoozefest
Jewel Thief - The Heist Begins Review: Performances of the lead cast is steady but never enough for a film that needed much more
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Phule Review: Pratik Gandhi-Patralekhaa Film Is An Inspiring Tale
Phule Review: Pratik Gandhi is the heart and soul of the film, Patralekhaa serves as the ideal foil
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Kesari Chapter 2 Review: Akshay Kumar, A Miscast, Gives It All He Has
Kesari Chapter 2 Review: R. Madhavan goes on to make his presence felt strongly enough in the second half.
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Jaat Review: Sunny Deol's Messy, Massy Thriller Is Overly Noisy
Jaat Review: Unless you are an inveterate Sunny Deol fan, Jaat would be best avoided.
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Sikandar Review: Salman Khan's Film Is An All-Out Assault On All Things Logical
Sikandar Review: There is something that the film does manage to wipe clean off its face: sense.
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L2: Empuraan Review: Mohanlal's Film Delivers Less Than It Promises
L2: Empuraan Review: It's buoyed primarily by the presence of Mohanlal as a brooding, identity-shifting dispenser of instant justice.
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Khakee: The Bengal Chapter Review: Not As Unique As It Claims
Khakee: The Bengal Chapter Review: It is led by a quartet of Bengali movie stars who give it their all.
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The Diplomat Review: John Abraham Does Justice To The Role
The Diplomat Review: Kumud Mishra, as always, and Jagjeet Sandhu, in the role of a shockingly detestable man, are both solid.
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Nadaaniyan Review: A Passably Lively But Spectacularly Shallow Rom-Com
Nadaaniyan Review: Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi Kapoor (in her third film) are saddled with the unbearable lightness of a story that rests on vacuous contrivances built around a clash of social strata and personal predisposition.
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Dabba Cartel Review: Shabana Azmi's Performance Is Half The Battle Won
Dabba Cartel Review: Shabana Azmi pulls her weight without missing a beat. She is ably supported by a wonderful ensemble cast that includes Jyotika, Nimisha Sajayan, Sai Tamhankar, Lillete Dubey, Shalini Pandey and Anjali Anand.
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Crazxy Review: Sohum Shah Pulls It Off With Aplomb
Crazxy Review: The film dares to be different and sticks to its guns.
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Superboys Of Malegaon Review: The Film Is An All-Round Delight
Superboys Of Malegaon Review: Fuelled by measured performances that blend energy with restraint, the characters and the film are in reach for the sky, while staying firmly rooted to the ground
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Mere Husband Ki Biwi Review: To Biwi Or Not To Biwi? No Answer In This Arjun Kapoor Film
Mere Husband Ki Biwi Review: Arjun Kapoor is back in his comfort zone, Bhumi Pednekar plays a hard boiled Punjabi woman, while Rakul Preet Singh is all about the swag
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Mission Impossible - The Final Reckoning Review: Distracting, If Not Outright Confusing
Mission Impossible - The Final Reckoning Review: Cruise, gets to do all the stuff that defines the character
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Raid 2 Review: Ajay Devgn's Film Is Average Entertainment At Best
Raid 2 Review: The outcome does not match the film's ambition and the performances, commendably restrained as they are, fail to offset the drudgery.
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Jewel Thief - The Heist Begins Review: Saif Ali Khan And Jaideep Ahlawat Star In A Stylish Snoozefest
Jewel Thief - The Heist Begins Review: Performances of the lead cast is steady but never enough for a film that needed much more
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Phule Review: Pratik Gandhi-Patralekhaa Film Is An Inspiring Tale
Phule Review: Pratik Gandhi is the heart and soul of the film, Patralekhaa serves as the ideal foil
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Kesari Chapter 2 Review: Akshay Kumar, A Miscast, Gives It All He Has
Kesari Chapter 2 Review: R. Madhavan goes on to make his presence felt strongly enough in the second half.
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Jaat Review: Sunny Deol's Messy, Massy Thriller Is Overly Noisy
Jaat Review: Unless you are an inveterate Sunny Deol fan, Jaat would be best avoided.
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Sikandar Review: Salman Khan's Film Is An All-Out Assault On All Things Logical
Sikandar Review: There is something that the film does manage to wipe clean off its face: sense.
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L2: Empuraan Review: Mohanlal's Film Delivers Less Than It Promises
L2: Empuraan Review: It's buoyed primarily by the presence of Mohanlal as a brooding, identity-shifting dispenser of instant justice.
-
Khakee: The Bengal Chapter Review: Not As Unique As It Claims
Khakee: The Bengal Chapter Review: It is led by a quartet of Bengali movie stars who give it their all.
-
The Diplomat Review: John Abraham Does Justice To The Role
The Diplomat Review: Kumud Mishra, as always, and Jagjeet Sandhu, in the role of a shockingly detestable man, are both solid.
-
Nadaaniyan Review: A Passably Lively But Spectacularly Shallow Rom-Com
Nadaaniyan Review: Ibrahim Ali Khan and Khushi Kapoor (in her third film) are saddled with the unbearable lightness of a story that rests on vacuous contrivances built around a clash of social strata and personal predisposition.
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Dabba Cartel Review: Shabana Azmi's Performance Is Half The Battle Won
Dabba Cartel Review: Shabana Azmi pulls her weight without missing a beat. She is ably supported by a wonderful ensemble cast that includes Jyotika, Nimisha Sajayan, Sai Tamhankar, Lillete Dubey, Shalini Pandey and Anjali Anand.
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Crazxy Review: Sohum Shah Pulls It Off With Aplomb
Crazxy Review: The film dares to be different and sticks to its guns.
-
Superboys Of Malegaon Review: The Film Is An All-Round Delight
Superboys Of Malegaon Review: Fuelled by measured performances that blend energy with restraint, the characters and the film are in reach for the sky, while staying firmly rooted to the ground
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Mere Husband Ki Biwi Review: To Biwi Or Not To Biwi? No Answer In This Arjun Kapoor Film
Mere Husband Ki Biwi Review: Arjun Kapoor is back in his comfort zone, Bhumi Pednekar plays a hard boiled Punjabi woman, while Rakul Preet Singh is all about the swag
