Tabbar Is A Well-Crafted Ode To The Trappings Of Middle-Class Morality
Tabbar works even when it doesn’t, for it reflects the disquiet of middle-Indian aspiration by focusing on the individualism – rather than systemic fury – of survival
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Supriya Pathak
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Rashmi Rocket Sacrifices Artistic Integrity At The Altar Of Intent
The film features some of the most tackily filmed sports scenes in Hindi cinema
Rashmi Rocket Is Well-Intentioned But Not Entirely Successful
Rashmi Rocket is a bit of a muddle. The film is situated between fact and fiction
Trailer Talk: Tabbar On SonyLIV
The family-thriller, starring Supriya Pathak, Pavan Malhotra, Gagan Arora and Ranvir Shorey, will stream on SonyLIV from October 15
Mimi Operates At A Simplistic, Superficial Level
The trouble with this film is its lack of believability
Mimi Is Pregnant With Potential But Short On Ideas
The entire film – and not just the protagonist’s decision – is designed to appease the Asian-exoticism gaze of the Western tourists.
Toofaan Is A Novel Sports Drama That Invests In Its Relationships
While it follows the traditional beats and tropes of a sports drama, the sport is only a vehicle to carry the story
Toofaan Is A Predictable Sports Drama Redeemed By Farhan Akhtar
We’ve been here and seen this before, but Akhtar makes sure that the film is always watchable despite its inconsistencies
Toofaan Works Best When It Innovates Within The Boxing Movie Formula
Toofaan can’t match the emotional punch of Bhaag Milkha Bhaag. But Farhan Akhtar’s tenacity and sincerity shine through.
Trailer Talk: Toofaan On Amazon Prime Video
The film stars Farhan Akhtar, Mrunal Thakur, Paresh Rawal, Supriya Pathak and Vijay Raaz, and is set for a digital release on July 16
Jai Mummy Di Movie Review: Forced And Desperately Unfunny
The acting is bizarre, the writing is sloppy, the plot is incoherent and the background music is so purposefully annoying that you want to weep
Jai Mummy Di Movie Review: A Forgettable Comedy Of Filmmaking Errors
With a running time of a brisk 105 minutes, Jai Mummy Di is approximately 103.5 minutes too long
