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Yeh Hai Bakrapur is a scathing satire on blind faith

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scathing satire on blind faith

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The film is as unique as superstar Shah Rukh Khan, but it lacks his charisma.

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Yeh Hai Bakrapur is not a bad film at all. The satire is understated, and its cheeky message on blind faith comes through in the first act without much fuss.

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The music of ‘Bakrapur’ has been composed by ‘Agnee’, a Mumbai-based rock band.



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Yeh Hai Bakrapur is one of those films that start off on a promising note to eventually go nowhere. Writer-director Janki Vishwanathan comes up with an interesting, whacky concept of a story which loses steam midway.

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Nawazuddin Siddiqui in a light-hearted role is a delight. Now only if this film could have lived up to his performance

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Mohit Suri's Ek Villain is a recipe for disaster

B Unnikrishnan's Villain, starring Mohanlal, is yet another thriller that mistakes surface coolth for depth


You cannot fault the scale of Ek Villain or berate its lead star cast. But you wish you could celebrate this thriller like you did Suri's last movie outing Aashiqui 2. This one lacks soul.

Sidharth Malhotra is watchable, he just seems so nice and wholesome all the time. It is Riteish Deshmukh who sweeps the stakes.

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Mohit Suri's latest film Ek Villain is inspired by the South Korean revenge film I Saw the Devil. Even after a lot of flaws, Ek Villain is a decent watch, although it could have been much better!


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An ineffective execution fails to do justice to the good intent and solid performances.


Dilli Gang is a noble but a feeble attempt to espouse a social commentary on senior citizens who are abandoned by their children to pursue a career abroad.


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Kai Po Che is a well-crafted mass entertainer

How deft storytelling and technique can overcome a simplistic story

Despite the disturbing backdrop of death, destruction and politics, Kai Po Che is very likeable. Between tears, you find yourself smiling, because it's the story of friendship and human triumph above all else.

It is refreshing to see a friendship between three young men on celluloid, without a woman stepping into the equation to cause an imbalance in the predictable film format.

Kai Po Che uses its runtime well, regaling with a simple story of dreams even as it touches the complexity of modern India's most shameful socio-political chapter.