Rahul Desai ReviewsMumbai Mirror

An overwhelming desire to merge elements of tragedy, satire and real-worldly grime makes this a conflicted work of moments and broken promises

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Revolver Rani

A bafflingly superficial adaptation of a book that should have remained a book

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2 States

Boosted by its strategically-timed release, Tiwari sculpts an unabashed tribute to Rajkumar Hirani's genre by capturing real moods within manipulated capsules of documentation

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Bhoothnath Returns

The filmmaking aspect is such a mess that it affects the fluidity of storytelling

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Jal

A skewered immature tale that caters to the lowest common denominator of hope

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Youngistan

Gang Of Ghosts does arouse enough curiosity to make you want to watch the real deal

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Gang of Ghosts

It makes you cringe for important reasons and must be watched for its relentless pursuit of relevance and authenticity

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Lakshmi

Queen's chief strength lies in its authenticity and littler details, right down to the fading henna patterns on Rani's hands

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Queen

Total Siyappa definitely lives up to its title, but not in a good way. This is a bad kind of chaos

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Total Siyapaa

Unfortunately for Chaudhary, his film too falls prey to its own self-aggrandizing ambition

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