Hindi reviews child category
Though you have a star-studded line-up that boasts of a crew who can string together massive hits without much fuss, if you have a script that is flawed all the way and relies too much on the aesthetics to hold it up, the movie won’t keep the audience entertained. This would be a strict one time watch, that if you have the time to be amused by some dull-witted entertainment.
‘Shuttlecock Boys’ reflects the true entrepreneurial spirit that modern India is waking up to. It is a delightful Indie flick that takes us on a ride of friendship, betrayal, disappointment, and ultimately success.
Heroes are not always born out acts of physical valor – Shahid had undoubtedly saved the lives of almost a dozen innocents from the hard end of the judicial system, ultimately to lose his own in the process. This movie is a fitting tribute to this ‘unsung’ hero with powerfully emotional performances from the cast enabled by some realistic portrayal by the director – definitely one to cherish and preserve!
In bringing out the struggle that the people of Kashmir faced with the AFSPA and twining it with the plot of Hamlet, Vishal Bharadwaj has managed to take a path less known to not only bring out the realities, but also hold the viewers in its essence and undulations! Haider will remain long to be spoken about for its depiction!
The concept of dowry harassment has been dealt with in a unique fashion and the crew of Daawat-e-ishq can be patted on their shoulders for their effort. Despite an average story, Daawat-e-Ishq offers for a palatable watch for its screenplay centred around love through fine acting & of course, tasty food!
Mary Kom is a movie based on the life of Mangte Chungneijang Kom. Her rise to dominate the world boxing championships coming from a remote village in Manipur is enjoyable. But watch it if you want to just know about Mary Kom and not about who Magnificent Mary, the boxer is!
Mardaani is definitely not for the ‘Chulbul Pandey’ and ‘Bajirao Singham’ junkies, but for those who want the pleasure of watching a nice and powerful cop flick without the superfluous elements. This is absolutely worth a trip to the theatres.
Kangana sizzles but the film on the whole is a total disappointment without enough firepower to carry on the good work at the start and inevitably peters out to be the bullet that you want to bite.
Bobby Jasoos turns out to be a woeful story tried to be transformed into a gripping detective screenplay. The local hyderabadi dialect of Hindi with Urdu laced with it sounds good for most part of the movie. But all along, it is caught in its own question, whether to go the captivating way, or the family subject way and ends up doing as much as nothing.
CityLights delves on the darker side that portrays apathy, complacency and a life in the midst of hucksters. Based on a good story and backed by strong performances by the lead cast, the movie kicks up intrigue and unpredictability which overshadows the lengthy run time.
