Hindi reviews child category
Badlapur is a new take on how & what would happen if the good chooses to go bad and the bad chooses to turn good. In this game of role reversal, what happens to those around and near runs parallel to the main plot.
Detective Byomkesh Bakshi has to cater to two different kinds of audiences -- those who are familiar with Byomkesh and those who aren’t. Dibakar Banerjee has managed to tread that fine line with immense finesse. Detective Byomkesh Bakshy is a must-watch, especially for those who are not smitten by Sherlock Holmes. With a stunning build-up, it keeps you guessing till the very end. It is laced with elements that will make you rack your brains. Watch it for an amazing story and an even better execution.
How many of us care about societal problems sticking our heads out and braving to stand up? In case we happened to do so, are we ready to face the consequences even if they are dire. NH10 has answered that in a thumping way.
Shamitabh is yet another promising Balki-Amitabh-Ilayaraja combo, flavored with desirable performances from actors and effort from all departments, yet falling short on its Awe factor by a whisker.
‘I am Kalam’ is not just about the outwardly feel-good factor generated out of an underdog braving the odds, but also a social commentary of the rich-poor divide existing in India, told in an entertaining fashion.
Coffee Bloom, is a tale of relationships (of mother-son, husband-wife, dejected loner-married ex-lover) with a parallel track on nature, that succeeds in evoking nostalgia while still being modern in its handling.
Baby has some gripping on-screen elements that prove Neeraj Pandey has continued with the rich vein of form he showed in his first two films. Baby is a mature, street-smart movie that should win all hearts alike.
Why did Anurag Kashyap christen this lovely film Ugly? Probably to stress that solutions to problems lie not so far from us. Is it valid only for the story or also for the darker side of the human emotion? Even though the former is inspired by real events, keen eyes on this movie will make the latter weigh more!
A movie that starts off like it might be just another romantic flick takes an interesting turn once Aamir Khan’s screen presence is felt and turns into a mirror of our society posing some really interesting (read tough) questions. It sure conveys a message that does make one think about his/her beliefs and the importance that we have given middlemen who act as intermediaries between God and the masses, ending on the need to foster humanity.
Gour Hari Dastaan is a film that deserves a wide release for staying so close to the truth yet never being flat or disengaging. The fact that the film was able to arouse the National Spirit of the audience without being ever manipulative or preachy makes it not just award-worthy but National-Award worthy.
