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Films I’ve Reviewed – Hindi

Aadhi Raat ke Baad (1965) Aakhri Dao (1958) Aakhri Khat (1966) Aan (1953) Aandhiyaan (1951) Aankhen (1968) Abe-Hayat (1955) Abhilasha (1968) Adalat (1958) Agra Road (1957) Akashdeep (1965) Akeli Mat Jaiyo (1963) Albela (1951) Amar (1954) Amrapali (1966) An Evening in Paris (1967) Anmol Ghadi (1946) Anokhi Raat (1968) Anuradha (1960) Apna Desh (1949) Apna Ghar Apni Kahaani (aka Pyaas, 1968) Apradhi Kaun (1957) Arpan (1957) Asli-Naqli (1962) Aurat (1940) Aurat (1953) Azaad (1955)

Baadal (1951) Baadal (1966) Baat ek Raat ki (1962) Baazi (1968) Baghdad ka Jaadoo (1956) Baharein Phir Bhi Aayengi (1966) Bahaaron ke Sapne (1967) Bahaaron ki Manzil (1968) Bahu Begum (1967) Bahurani (1963) Baiju Bawra (1952) Bandish (1955) Baradari (1955) Barsaat ki Raat (1960) Bees Saal Baad (1962) Benazir (1964) Beti (1969) Bhabhi (1957) Bhabhi ki Chudiyaan (1961) Bhai Bahen (1959) Bhoot Bungla (1965) Bhuvan Shome (1969) Biwi aur Makaan (1966) Bombai ka Babu (1960) Boot Polish (1954)

Chalti ka Naam Gaadi (1958) Chanda aur Bijli (1969) Chandralekha (1948) Changez Khan (1957) Chhaya (1962) Chhoomantar (1956) Chhoti Bahen (1959) Chhoti si Mulaqat (1967) China Town (1962) Chor Bazaar (1954) CID (1956) College Girl (1960)

Daaera (1953) Dahej (1950) Dastak (1970) Dekh Kabira Roya (1957) Dharmputra (1961) Dharti ke Laal (1946) Dholak (1951) Dhool ka Phool (1959) Dil Bhi Tera, Hum Bhi Tere (1960) Dil Deke Dekho (1959) Dil Diya Dard Liya (1966) Dil Hi Toh Hai (1963) Dillagi (1949) Dillagi (1966) Dil Ne Phir Yaad Kiya (1966) Dil Tera Deewaana (1962) Do Behnen (1959) Do Bigha Zameen (1953) Doctor (1941) Do Dil (1965) Do Dooni Chaar (1968) Do Dulhe (1955) Do Phool (1958) Doli (1969) Door Gagan ki Chhaaon Mein (1968) Dr Kotnis ki Amar Kahani (1946)

Ek Do Teen (1953) Ek Gaon ki Kahaani (1957) Ek Hi Raasta (1956) Ek Musafir Ek Haseena (1962) Ek Nari Ek Brahmachari (1971) Ek Nazar Ek Phool Chaar Kaante (1960) Ek Phool Do Maali (1969) Ek Saal (1957) Ek Sapera Ek Lutera (1965) Ek Thi Ladki (1949)

F Farz aur Mohabbat (aka Nausherwan-e-Adil) (1957) Ferry (1954) Funtoosh (1956)

Ganga ki Lehren (1964) Garam Coat (aka The Clerk and the Coat), 1955 Gateway of India (1957) Ghar Sansar (1958) Ghazal (1964) Godaan (1963) Goonj Uthi Shehnai (1959) Gumnaam (1965) Gustakhi Maaf (1969) Gyaarah Hazaar Ladkiyaan (1962)

Halaku (1956) Hamlet (1954) Haqeeqat (1964) Hariyali aur Raasta (1962) Hatim Tai (1956) House No. 44 (1955) Howrah Bridge (1958) Hulchul (1951) Humayun (1945) Hum Dono (1960) Humraaz (1967) Humsaaya (1968) Hum Sab Chor Hain (1956)

Insaaniyat (1955) Insaaf ka Mandir (1969) Insaan Jaag Utha (1959) Intequam (1969) Ittefaq (1969) Izzat (1968)

Jaadoo (1951) Jaagte Raho (1956) Jaali Note (1960) Jab Pyaar Kisise Hota Hai (1961) Jagriti (1954) Jahanara (1964) Jeevan Naiyya (1936) Jewel Thief (1967) Jhansi ki Rani (1953) Jhuk Gaya Aasmaan (1968) Jigri Dost (1969) Jis Desh Mein Ganga Behti Hai (1960) Johny Mera Naam (1970) Junglee (1961)

Kaala Bazaar (1960) Kab? Kyon? Aur Kahaan? (1970) Kabuliwala (1961) Kahin Din Kahin Raat (1968) Kalpana (1960) Kangan (1959) Kanoon (1960) Kashmir ki Kali (1964) Kathputli (1957) Kati Patang (1970) Khandaan (1942) Khamoshi (1969) Kismet (1943) Kohinoor (1960) Kohraa (1964)

Lahore (1949) Lala Rukh (1958) Lal-e-Yaman (1933) Leader (1964) Love in Bombay (2013) (released in 2013, made in 1971) Love in Simla (1960) Love in Tokyo (1966) Love Marriage (1959)

Madhumati (1958) Mahabharat (1965) Mahal (1949) Mahal (1969) Mai Baap (1957) Majhli Didi (1967) Mamta (1966) Marine Drive (1955) Maya (1961) Mem-Didi (1961) Mera Gaon Mera Desh (1971) Mera Saaya (1966) Mere Huzoor (1968) Mere Sanam (1965) Mirza Ghalib (1954) Mirza Sahiban (1947) Miss India (1957) Miss Mary (1957) Mohabbat Isko Kehte Hain (1965) Mohabbat Zindagi Hai (1966) Mr and Mrs 55 (1955) Mr India (1961) Munimji (1955) Mujrim (1958)

Nagina (1951) Nakli Nawab (1962) Nartakee (1963) Nau Do Gyarah (1957) Naujawan (1951) Naukri (1954) Naunihaal (1967) Nausherwan-e-Adil (aka Farz aur Mohabbat) (1957) Naya Daur (1957) Neecha Nagar (1946) Neela Akash (1965) New Delhi (1956) Night in London (1967) Nishaan (1949) Nishaan (1965) Noorjehan (1967) Noor Mahal (1965)

Oonche Log (1965)

Pakeezah (1972) Palki (1967) Parakh (1960) Pardesi (aka Khozhdenie Za Tri Moray) (1957) Parineeta (1953) Parivaar (1956) Patanga (1949) Pehla Aadmi (1950) Phir Wohi Dil Laya Hoon (1963) Pooja ke Phool (1964) Poonam ki Raat (1965) Prem Patra (1962) Priya (1970) Professor (1962) Pyaar ka Mausam (1969) Pyaar ka Sapna (1969) Pyaar ki Baatein (1951) Pyaar kiya Toh Darna Kya (1963) Pyaar kiye Jaa (1966) Pyaas (aka Apna Ghar Apni Kahaani, 1968)

Raat aur Din (1967) Raat ke Raahi (1959) Raaz (1967) Rail ka Dibba (1953) Railway Platform (1955) Raja Harischandra (1913 , silent; review of extant film ) Raj Hath (1956) Rajkumar (1964) Raj Nartaki (1941) [aka The Court Dancer] – in English Ram aur Shyam (1967) Rangeen Raatein (1956) Rani Rupmati (1959) Rattan (1944) Reporter Raju (1962) Roop ki Rani Choron ka Raja (1961) Rustom-e-Hind (1965) Rustom-e-Rome (1964) Rustom Sohrab (1963)

Saajan (1969) Saathi (1968) Saat Hindustani (1969) Sadhu aur Shaitan (1968) Sahib Bibi aur Ghulam (1962) Samadhi (1950) Sanam (1951) Sangdil (1952) Saqi (1952) Sara Akash (1969) Seema (1955) Shaadi (1962) Shagoon (1964) Shaheed (1965) Shahjehan (1946) Shama Parwana (1954) Sharaabi (1964) Sharaarat (1959) Sharmeelee (1971) Shart (1969) Shikar (1968) Shikast (1953) Shrimatiji (1952) Sikandar (1941) Singapore (1960) Sitaaron Se Aage (1958) Sone ki Chidiya (1958) Street Singer (1938) Suhaagan (1964) Sujata (1959) Sunehre Kadam (1966) Sunghursh (1968) Suvarna Sundari (1958)

Taj Mahal (1963) Talaash (1969) Tamasha (1952) Taqdeer (1967) Teen Bahuraaniyaan (1968) Teen Deviyaan (1965) Teesri Kasam (1966) The Train (1970) Tum Haseen Main Jawaan (1970) Tumsa Nahin Dekha (1957)

Ujala (1959) Usne Kaha Tha (1960)

Vachan (1955) Vidya (1948)

Waaris (1954) Waaris (1969) Wahan (1937) Wahan ke Log (1967) Waqt (1965) Woh Kaun Thi? (1964)

Yaadein (1964) Yasmin (1955) Yeh Raat Phir Na Aayegi (1966) Yeh Zindagi Kitni Haseen Hai (1966)

Zabak (1961) Zindagi (1964) Zindagi ya Toofaan (1958)

12 O’Clock (1958)

Note : For reviews of Urdu films made in Pakistan, check the list of films made in Other Languages .

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21 thoughts on “ films i’ve reviewed – hindi ”.

Hope you are doing well.

We at Dark Horse Media (Mumbai) are a digital marketing agency and primarily work on Bollywood related projects. I came across your blog, which we found very well-thought written and interesting.

We are currently working with Mr Ajay Devgn and managing his social properties, It would be great if you could blog about Mr Ajay Devgn depending on the areas of interest of-course.

Do let me know how we could take this forward.

Thanks, Cherry Khemka

Hi, thanks for commenting, but I’m afraid that’s not possible. If you look more closely at my blog, I write exclusively about pre-70s cinema. Mr Devgn doesn’t fit anywhere there.

Ruk Ruk Ruk, Kahan Chali Deewani ! Koyi Roke ========================================

May be you can watch following fims and post your valued comments

MASHAL (1950) – Ashok Kumar, Sumitra Devi and Ruma Devi Direction: Nitin Bose, Music: S D Burman Producers: Ashok Kumar + Savak Vacha

Good story (though dated), acting and one song: Hanste Huye Chal, Mere Man / Lata

DIL HI TO HAI (1963) – Raj Kapoor, Nutan and Pran (ofcourse) Direction: P L Santoshi + C L Rawal, Music Roshan

Fairly enjoyable film. 1 Great song – Laga Chunri Mein Daag (very nice performance) + few other good songs – Tum Agar Mujh Ko Na Chaho To …

DO USTAD (1959) – Madhubala, Raj Kapoor + Sheikh Mukhtar Direction: Tara Harish Music: O P Nayyar Producer: Qaidi Number 911

Marginal film, songs with lyrics targeted to very low IQ ‘insaans’ and even tunes are run-of-the mill. But 2 – 3 songs are very nice to watch, primarily because of that angel-face

Aug 1, 2015

Well your lists does not have any film, starting with Q for Queen and Z for Zebra

Did you watch Sehra(1963)?

great collection of movies. love to see them all

:-) Some aren’t that great, though – as I’ve explained in my reviews of them.

Hey, Dustoff thanks for sharing this. doing great job. i am big fan of bllywood. great collection of movies. love to see them all

A very wide canvas!

Ms Liddle could you kindly consider reviewing Madhubala movie Saiyan (1951).

I watched Saiyyaan a couple of years back, but now I don’t remember why I never got around to reviewing it. An unusual film, I thought: the somewhat tense relationship between the characters of Madhubala and Sajjan was unlike what one usually sees in Hindi cinema. Anupji (at the Mehfil Mein Meri blog) reviewed it some months back, though.

Is there any blog where the movies of the seventies are reviewed?

I suppose so. Try searching for ‘film reviews’ + some names of famous 70s films – you should be able to find blogs that do those. Most Hindi film bloggers who blog about old cinema don’t restrict themselves as I do.

But I think 70’s was the best decade for Hindi Cinema, where it was discovering its new facets, If you could be kind enough to include movies from the 70s as well on this blog

There are several reasons for me not including the 70s in my blog. For me, the 70s marks a watershed in Hindi cinema. There’s a marked difference in film-making styles, in tropes, even in fashions, that separate the 70s from the decades before. And for me, the decades before the 70s are far more interesting (I disagree with you on the 70s being the best decade for Hindi cinema – I’d say the 50s were). I get a lot of satisfaction out of exploring the decades from the 30s through the 60s, so I personally don’t want to venture further as of now.

I’ve published a movie guide based on the reviews and ratings from ‘ “Sarita” magazine under “Chanchal Chhaya” which were the first and most trusted film reviews ever to appear in print media, known for its strict reviews and stringent star ratings, hope you find it useful: https://notionpress.com/read/reviewing-hindi-cinema-since-1945-movie-guide-2020

Thank you for telling me about this, I’ve made a note of it. Will try to read.

Surprised you haven’t reviewed DDLJ yet Madhulika.. I have a lot to discuss on that movie when you do.. 😉

That wouldn’t happen, Harish, because my blog only focusses on cinema from before the 1970s. :-) There are a couple of films here from 1971 or 72, but that’s only because either the film was made before but released later ( Pakeezah, Love in Bombay ) or because it has a strong 60s vibe to it ( Sharmilee ).

Watch “Shatranj Ke Khilari {HD} Satyajit Ray – Sanjeev Kumar – Shabana Azmi Hindi Film (With Eng Subtitles)” on YouTubehttps://youtu.be/A3Fgm0yaWbA?si=75fvmmkOPJmzNEOZ

Oh, you meant Shatranj ke Khiladi . Yes, excellent film. I’ve seen it a couple of times.

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10 Best Movie Review Blogs & Websites In India

In the era of digital dominance, where cinema enthusiasts seek insightful critiques and comprehensive analyses before choosing their next cinematic experience, the role of movie review blogs & websites has become paramount. In India, a country with a rich tapestry of diverse film industries, several platforms have emerged as the go-to destinations for discerning moviegoers.

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Best Movie Review Websites | What is covered in this post?

• What Movie Review Blogs Offer
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Top Film Review Blogs | What Movie Review Blogs Offer

One of the most popular activities in India is watching movies, and one of the best ways to stay up to date on industry news, entertainment, and your favorite industry influencers is to read movie blogs. You can also use them to establish yourself as a go-to authority on films and filmmaking. The greatest movie blogs provide their readers something special that makes them stand out from the competition, such as first-look interviews with actors and directors or lists of the newest releases in particular genres.

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Rank 1 | cinegenics .in | best movie review blog & website.

In the dynamic landscape of Indian entertainment, where the demand for quality movie and web series content is at an all-time high, Cinegenics.in has emerged as a beacon for enthusiasts seeking the best reviews and curated lists . This online platform has successfully carved its niche as the go-to destination for cinephiles, providing a unique blend of insightful reviews and thoughtfully crafted lists that cater to the diverse tastes of the Indian audience.

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Rank 2 | Film Companion | Top Movie Review Blog & Website

Founded by noted film critic Anupama Chopra , Film Companion  has carved a niche for itself by providing thoughtful and comprehensive movie reviews that go beyond mere evaluations of performances and technical aspects. The website is a haven for those who seek a deeper understanding of the cinematic art form, as it explores the cultural, social, and emotional dimensions of films.

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Rank 3 | Blog To Bollywood | Movie Review Blog & Website

In the vast realm of Bollywood cinema , where every frame tells a story, Blog To Bollywood emerges as the go-to destination for movie enthusiasts seeking insightful reviews and comprehensive analysis. This online platform has cemented its position as the best movie review blog and website in India, offering a unique blend of expertise, passion, and a finger on the pulse of the ever-evolving film industry.

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Rank 4 | Baradwaj Rangan | Movie Review Blog

Baradwaj Rangan’s movie review blog stands as a beacon of insightful film critique in the vast landscape of Indian cinema . With a writing style that is both erudite and accessible, Rangan has carved a niche for himself as one of the most respected and influential voices in the realm of movie reviews .

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Rank 5 | NDTV Movies | Movie Blog

NDTV Movies has established itself as a frontrunner in delivering insightful and comprehensive movie reviews through its engaging blog, making it the go-to source for cinephiles across India . Renowned for its credibility and in-depth analysis, NDTV Movies ‘ Best Movie Review Blog stands out in the realm of film criticism.

The blog’s success can be attributed to its team of seasoned and articulate critics who bring a wealth of cinematic knowledge to their reviews . Their writing transcends mere summarization, delving into the nuances of storytelling, cinematography, and performances. Each review is a thoughtful exploration of the film’s merits and demerits , offering readers a nuanced understanding before they decide to invest their time and money.

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Moreover, NDTV Movies Top Movie Review Blog is adept at keeping pace with the ever-evolving film industry . It remains attuned to emerging trends, new releases, and the pulse of the audience. This adaptability ensures that readers receive timely and relevant information, making the blog an indispensable guide for moviegoers .

Rank 6 | A Potpourri of Vestiges | Film Review Blog & Website

Founded by Murtaza Ali Khan , a seasoned film critic and commentator, A Potpourri of Vestiges has become a go-to destination for those seeking thoughtful and comprehensive movie reviews . The blog boasts an extensive collection of reviews , covering everything from mainstream Bollywood blockbusters to niche independent films and international cinema . This diversity reflects the founder’s commitment to providing a holistic cinematic experience for readers.

What sets A Potpourri of Vestiges: Top Movie Review Blogs apart is its commitment to unbiased and honest reviews . The blog doesn’t shy away from critiquing popular releases while also highlighting hidden gems that might have slipped under the radar. The reviews are crafted with a keen eye for detail, delving into aspects such as storytelling, cinematography, performances, and overall thematic resonance.

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In a country where cinema is more than just entertainment – it’s a cultural phenomenon – A Potpourri of Vestiges serves as a guiding light for those navigating the vast and diverse landscape of Indian and global cinema . As it continues to evolve and adapt to the changing cinematic landscape , this blog remains a vital resource for anyone passionate about the art of storytelling through moving images.

Rank 7 | R Crit Reviews | Film Review Blog

R Crit Reviews has carved a niche for itself by seamlessly blending insightful critique with a passion for cinema that resonates with readers. With a commitment to delivering unbiased and comprehensive reviews , the blog has become a trusted source for movie enthusiasts seeking guidance on what to watch and what to skip.

One of the key strengths of R Crit Reviews lies in its diverse team of seasoned critics, each bringing a unique perspective to the table. The reviews are not mere summaries; they are in-depth explorations of cinematic elements , from storytelling and character development to cinematography and sound design . This multifaceted approach caters to a broad audience, ranging from casual moviegoers to cinephiles seeking a more profound understanding of the art.

The blog’s user-friendly interface and well-organized content make it easy for readers to navigate and find reviews on their favorite films or discover hidden gems. The reviews are not confined to mainstream Bollywood releases ; R Crit Reviews also delves into regional cinema, indie films, and international masterpieces , showcasing a commitment to a holistic appreciation of the cinematic medium .

What sets R Crit Reviews apart is its ability to strike a balance between critique and celebration. While the blog isn’t afraid to highlight flaws, it also recognizes and applauds the achievements of filmmakers, actors, and the entire crew. This nuanced approach contributes to a positive and constructive discourse within the film community .

Rank 8 | Flickside | Film Review

Founded with a passion for storytelling and a keen eye for cinematic nuances , Flickside has evolved into a go-to platform for comprehensive movie reviews, analysis, and industry insights . What sets this blog apart is its dedication to covering a broad spectrum of films , spanning regional languages and genres, ensuring a holistic view of the Indian cinematic experience .

One of the key strengths of Flickside lies in its team of seasoned and perceptive reviewers who bring a wealth of knowledge and a genuine love for cinema to their critiques. Whether it’s Bollywood blockbusters, thought-provoking indie films, or regional gems , Flickside provides a platform for every cinematic voice to be heard and appreciated.

The blog’s user-friendly interface and well-organized categories make it easy for readers to explore and discover films that align with their preferences. Beyond reviews, Flickside offers in-depth articles on filmmaking techniques, emerging trends, and interviews with industry professionals , creating a space for cinephiles to engage with the art and craft of cinema on a deeper level.

Flickside ‘s commitment to objectivity and integrity in its reviews has earned it a loyal following, with readers trusting its recommendations and insights. The blog doesn’t shy away from addressing both the strengths and weaknesses of a film, providing a balanced perspective that resonates with audiences seeking genuine opinions.

In a country as culturally diverse as India, Flickside plays a crucial role in bridging the gap between mainstream and regional cinema, fostering a greater appreciation for the rich tapestry of stories that the Indian film industry has to offer. As Flickside continues its cinematic journey, it remains an invaluable resource for anyone looking to navigate the ever-expanding world of Indian cinema with discernment and passion.

Rank 9 | Don’t Call It Bollywood | Film Review Website

Don’t Call It Bollywood is a refreshing and insightful movie review blog that has taken the Indian film critique scene by storm. In a cinematic landscape dominated by traditional Bollywood narratives , this blog stands out for its diverse and discerning taste, offering a platform for films that often fall under the radar.

The blog, founded by passionate cinephile and critic , goes beyond the glitz and glamour of mainstream Hindi cinema , exploring the rich tapestry of Indian films from various languages and regions. With a keen eye for storytelling and a commitment to showcasing the depth and diversity of Indian cinema , Don’t Call It Bollywood has become a go-to destination for cineastes seeking more than just song-and-dance routines.

One of the strengths of this blog lies in its commitment to breaking stereotypes associated with Indian cinema . While Bollywood has long been synonymous with a particular style of filmmaking , the blog’s reviews delve into regional cinema , independent films, and experimental projects, celebrating the unique narratives that often go unnoticed. It serves as a bridge, connecting audiences with cinematic gems that might otherwise be lost in the vast sea of mainstream releases.

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Two things sell most in India – Cricket and Bollywood. We Indians have deep affinity with Bollywood movies and stars. We eat movies, sleep movies and dream movies. So, today, we bring to you the top 10 Bollywood blogs in India which cover everything from movie reviews to gossips to everything in between. Here you go with the list –

•  1. Movies Sans Frontiers

2. MissFilmy.com

3. a potpourri of vestiges, 4. movie reviews by binduc,  5. gaurav’s movie reviews,  6.  mad about moviez, 7. blog to bollywood, 8. home of movie reviews, 9. dilseben, 10. eat pray love movies,  11. karundhel, 12. high heel confidential, 13. bollymeaning, 14. addatoday, 15. filmykeeday, 17. viral bake, 18. movierdo, 19. movies drop, 20. the opinionated indian, 20. rayon mag,  1.  movies sans frontiers.

If you are a viewer who looks at a movie and sees beyond what is portrayed on screen, this is the best website for you. Jugu Abraham, created this blog to write about good quality international cinema. Equipped with his travel experience and his passion and curiosity for movies, he worked as a film critic with the Hindustan Times group of publications at New Delhi from 1978 to 1985. You will find in depth reviews of the movies and performances in this blog. You can also know about all the awards a movie received in different countries. This extensive and handy knowledge really gives you food for thought.

When we talk about the best rated bollywood news portal, MissFIlmy.com is a force to reckon with. The popular bollywood website captures the latest bollywood news, celebrity gossip, movie ratings, movie trailers, music videos and web series. MissFilmy is widely popular among masses for its movie release calendar which not only covers the latest in bollywood and web series but also tollywood, mollywood, kollywood, pollywood & sandalwood. Apart from listing out the release date & starcast, release platform information is also provided. Web is updated daily and keeps viewers hooked.

Here you will find all the information about thought-provoking movies, international film award functions and film festivals with special focus on indie, art house, and classic cinema. Because of their phenomenal and incredible content, they have been able to make a mark despite the sea of movie blogs present on the internet. They have also won many awards for their amazing work like the prestigious BlogAdda Award, Directory of Best Indian Blogs etc. You can see movie reviews, essays, critiques and much more over here.

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In this blog, you will find reviews of all the latest movies made in India in different languages. These reviews will help you ascertain the worth of the movie by giving you all the information you need to know related to it. You get to know in detail about the cast, director and story of the movie. Bindu C also comments on the previous works of the director and the actors to give us a reference about what we can expect in the movie. Visit this blog for getting accurate ratings and exceptional reviews. Bindu C also talks about various interesting issues which you deal in everyday life like social media, emotions, and nature etc.

Here you will find reviews of movies ranging from Bollywood to Hollywood. You will also find excellent reviews of episodes of assorted TV series like Criminal Minds, Vampire Diaries, and The Big Bang Theory and so on. You can watch the latest trailers and get all the information regarding them. Visit this blog to save yourself the trouble of watching any type of bad cinema and wasting your precious time.

They are in love with all types of cinemas without any form of discrimination. In their blog, they discuss anything and everything related to cinema ranging from Tarantino, Kurosawa, Satyajit Ray, Manmohan Desai, Mani Ratnam etc. They have also explored the indie films and regional cinema area where not many people enter. Their thrilling contests keep the viewers hooked and give them a chance to feel a part of the blog. Their exciting blog offers videos, reviews, Madaboutmoviez specials and much more, due to which we can truly see that movies is their passion and they are mad about it.

Here you will get all the latest Bollywood entertainment news in a single place. They have all the information about Bollywood that you will need like box office collections, movie reviews, music reviews, videos, first looks, movie trailers and so on. They will even satisfy your gossip hunger through their section Bollywood Bakar. This blog arms you with so much information about Bollywood that it can work as your ticket to Bollywood.

This is the perfect blog for you if you want to be the first person to know about all the movie happenings. This is a one stop destination where you will find all the latest movie trailers and movie reviews. You will also find comprehensive information with the movie trailers. The movie reviews are written in a tone with which you can relate and are extremely interesting and contain all the information which will tell you if a movie is worth watching or not. This is truly the home of all the Bollywood as well as Hollywood movie reviews and trailers because Ravi Varsha Jain sees everything with the eyes of a movie lover.

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The tagline of this blog is Dil Se Reviews. And after viewing this blog you can truly feel the love and passion that has gone in creating it. The reviews are written in such a style that reflects a fondness for movies of the author. You will find reviews for various movies made in India in different languages. The reviews help you a lot in getting to know the movie and deciding if it is worth watching it or not. The ratings given are always accurate and given without any biases and are something you can trust.

Mansi Dutta started this blog to satisfy her passion for movies. Her entertainment columns in Times of India and Times City speak for themselves.  Her Bollywood and Hollywood movie reviews are something to look forward to.  If you think that you have seen your favourite movie a hundred times and stalk your favourite actor religiously, take the Friday Quiz and test your knowledge.  Her passion for movies comes across through this blog and it is evident that she lives and breathes motion pictures.

As a passionate writer, screenplay consultant and screenwriter, Karundhel is the perfect person to understand movies. He is also enthusiastic about video games, reading and music. Because of this you will find reviews of various things in this blog like movie reviews, book reviews, comic reviews, game reviews, music reviews and much more. This blog has been able to make a mark on the movie blogs spectrum because of its fantastic reviews with an edge.

Started by Bollywood lovers Payal and Priyanka, High Heel Confidential is quite a piece when it comes to getting latest Bollywood whereabouts. Obviously, there are only two people running this Bollywood blog, so they might post a little late at times. But no worries, High Heel Confidential still never fails to admire its readers with latest trends in the Bollywood Industry. The blog came into existence in 2007 and ever since then, they have continuously made and developed content related to South Asian Celebrity Fashion scene. Hence, High Heel Confidential becomes one of the top Bollywood Blogs in India that you must follow.

Throughout our entire research at finding some of the top Bollywood blogs in India, we were shocked that almost no one had mentioned this website’s name when it comes to Bollywood Blogs in India. But no worries, we have made sure that we include only the best ones in this blog. BollyMeaning is one of the oldest functioning blogs in the Indian bloggers industry. Their fleet of content revolves from Bollywood movie reviews, music lyrics, famous Hindi sayings meaning and more.

After checking out the entire blog, we could only say that they have a lot of content to offer to almost all types of Bollywood lovers. From movie reviews to release dates, latest trends to celeb gossips, AddaToday has it all. The website seems like the owners are dedicatedly putting in efforts to make sure their blogs are updating regularly. If you are really passionate about Bollywood and everything that revolves around Bollywood, then you must check out this blog. Their regularity for their content is something which is going to keep you hooked.

As they say about themselves, FilmyKeeday is a film recommendation website. They provide reviews and ratings for different movies on their blog. Their team digs into a lot of news regarding celebs, bollywood and more to give you fresh and new content every day without fail. So far, they have recommended over 10,000 movies to their viewers. And when it comes to something that we personally loved about FilmyKeeday that gave it this spot in Top Bollywood Blogs in India list is its personalized content. They have this series of content where they make Top 10 or Top 15 category blogs. And such blogs are fun to read.

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If you are looking forward to reading reviews on movies, DVDs, Netflix Series, Genres based movies and more, then Wogma has everything sorted for you. You can segregate your choice based on various metrics and filters. It becomes really helpful for those readers who wish to read reviews based on a specific category of movies only. This is why, due to their ease of navigation and content segregation, we had no other choice than to give it a spot in this list of Top Bollywood blogs in India.

This is not exactly a Bollywood based blog, Viral Bake has a lot more to offer other than Bollywood. Well, there’s a specific reason why we included Viral bake in this list of Top Bollywood blogs is because of the fact that they cover a lot of topics where some widely known celebs are covered. And we believe that anyone who has an interest in Bollywood will definitely have an interest in knowing about latest whereabouts of other celebs as well. The blog seems to be run by a professional team that takes into consideration a lot of factors while writing their content. For example, they recently covered the wedding pictures of Deepika and Ranveer which we believe that is something which a lot of people would love to read.

Woah! As the list is coming closer to its end, the final ones in this list are really hard to select. But still we have to make sure that someone comes on this spot and rightfully deserves this spot. And here we have awarded the number 17 to MovieRDO. The website has a lot to offer for Bollywood lovers. From movie reviews to best moments in movies, they have almost everything that you would to read. See nobody likes to read just movie reviews unless they’ve to buy tickets. But here, they have made blogs that revolve around the stories of various Bollywood and Hollywood movies.

From a normal movie reviews and recommendation website, Movies Drop has now grown into a full-fledged app that gives you customized movies suggestions! Moves Drop is an amazing choice for you if you want to read more on customized movies recommendations. There are a lot of blogs on the internet that give you lists of movies to watch. But there’s hardly any blog that gives you suggestions based on specific genres. And here we have Movies Drop that has received love from a lot of people on the same. Do check out their popular series of Top 40 movies and we’re sure that you’ll love them!

If you are looking forward to reading more content like Miss Malini, then you must check out The Opinionated Indian! They have some amazing eye catching and attention grabbing content when it comes to Bollywood. From Bollywood Fashion sense to latest Bollywood whereabouts, they have it all. They even feed you with the critical information of celebrities like gosspis and much more that almost every Bollywood enthusiast loves to go through.

Started in 2017, Rayon Mag is an amazing source of getting latest Bollywood gossips and information. As covered by The Hindu, PopXO, BuzzFeed, Miss Malini and more. Rayon Mag is a popular destination for Bollywood lovers when it comes to Magazine, Fashion, Beauty and Gossip related to Bollywood. Here, they are feeding you different sorts of content and that too with surety of their content being genuine.  There are a lot of topics that they cover. For example when Priyanka Chopra is going to expect her first baby and which actually gathered a lot of traffic to the website.

So, these were some of the most popular Bollywood Blogs in India that you must keep up with if you are a Bollywood enthusiast.

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The Kerala Story movie review: A poorly-made, poorly-acted rant

The kerala story movie review: when a film shines a light on different aspects of an issue, it creates space for reflection and conversation, and you come away with food for thought. what about a film which does exactly the opposite.

‘The Kerala Story’ comes riding on a raging controversy. The filmmakers, director Sudipto Sen and creative producer Vipul Amrutlal Shah, insist that their film is based on the ‘true story of 32,000 young women’ from Kerala who were held captive in ISIS camps on the border of Afghanistan-Turkey-Syria after having been converted to Islam. Those who have been vociferously protesting, and this includes the Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, have called the film out for being nothing but a clutch of blatant lies, and likened it to hate speech.

In the past week, this figure of ‘32,000’ which was mentioned in the film’s trailer, has been reduced to 3. This changes everything: the makers have practically admitted that their initial figure was highly exaggerated, and to extrapolate its sweeping claim from such a miniscule figure is nothing but gross misrepresentation.

The film itself is nothing but a poorly-made, poorly-acted rant which is not interested in interrogating the social complexities of Kerala, an India state proud of its multi-religious, multi-ethnic identity. All it is intent upon is creating the most simplistic, paper-thin characters to tell us that Kerala is in danger because its innocent, naïve Hindu and Christian girls are being swayed by evil Muslim men, and radicalised to the point of no return.

Bright-eyed Shalini Unnikrishnan (Adah Sharma) fetches up at a nursing college in Kasargod. Of her three roommates, one is Hindu, the other is Christian, and the third, Muslim, the kind of mix so easily to be found in Kerala. Right from the get-go, Asifa (Sonia Balani) starts her mission of brain-washing the other three: girls who wear the hijab are safe from the lecherous eyes of men; other gods are weak; and only Allah can save the ‘kaafirs’ who will otherwise have to face (dozakh) hellfire and damnation. Personable young men whose job is to ensnare and impregnate unsuspecting young women, and crafty maulvis are part of the mix, and within no time at all, Shalini, Nimah (Yogita Bihani) and Geetanjali (Siddhi Idnani) have fallen under Asifa’s spell.

An attempt to understand just how presumably educated young women — the literacy levels in Kerala have always proudly been the highest in the country — can become quite so enamoured of an ideology so much at odds with what they’ve grown up believing (or not: one of them is an atheist) would have lent ‘The Kerala Story’ welcome depth. But that’s not the kind of film this is, replete with such incendiary lines as ‘poore Kerala ko time bomb ke oopar rakha gaya hai; former deputy CM ne kahaa hai ki agle bees saal mein Kerala Islamic state ban jayega’ (all of Kerala has been placed on a time bomb; the former deputy CM has said that in the next twenty years, Kerala will become an Islamic state)’. No one seems to have ascertained whether the real-life person being alluded to actually ever said this, or has it been twisted out of context?

All the Muslim figures in the film are dark and intimidating, and ‘love jihad’ is their weapon of choice. Shalini aka Fathima Ba (Adah is a competent actor, but is made to cry and snivel through the film) finds out she’s pregnant and instantly behaves as if it’s the end of the world: she is studying to be a nurse, these are modern times, has no one heard of medical terminations? Her journey from Kerala to Sri Lanka to the ISIS camps where the Taliban reign, is filled with the most gruesome visuals — men and women and animals are hacked to pieces — and she ends up being flung into a group of women who are condemned to being ‘sex-slaves or suicide bombers’.

It is nobody’s case that the terrible events as experienced by the handful of real-life women from Kerala, or by women from other parts of the world brutalised by the Taliban, did not happen. But to claim that it is the definitive ‘Kerala Story’ and its 32,000 women, is patently false.

After two hours plus of being battered by a barrage of bad-Muslims-who-are-completing-the-job-Aurangzeb-left-hanging (not kidding, this is an actual line in the film), and listening to jibes at ‘Communists’, you wonder why those who want to create effective propaganda have not learned the tricks of the trade from the master, Leni Riefenstahl? At least then we would have been something to look at.

When a film shines a light on different aspects of an issue, it creates space for reflection and conversation, and you come away with food for thought. What about a film which does exactly the opposite? As a viewer you get to decide what you want from your film.

The Kerala Story movie review: Adah Sharma, Yogita Bihani, Siddhi Idnani, Sonia Balani The Kerala Story movie director: Sudipto Sen The Kerala Story movie rating: 1 star

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Razakar: The Silent Genocide Of Hyderabad Movie Review: No Holds-Barred Expose Of Masked History

This is a shocking expose of a gruesome reality behind a politically-motivated distortion of history, around the time of indian independence..

Star Cast: Bobby Simha, Tej Sapru, Makrand Deshpande, Raj Arjun, Annusriya Tripathi, Vedhika, Anasuya Bharadwaj, Thalaivasal Vijay, John Vijay

Director: Yata Satyanarayana

What’s Good: Tells us in a no-holds-barred manner about the way Hindus were tortured by a megalomaniac in the name of Islam. The film also has fabulous performances by Raj Arjun in particular as well as by Tej Sapru and Makrand Deshpande

What’s Bad: An avoidable ‘filmi’ touch merely to add masala entertainment elements, especially in the conception of songs and some clearly implausible stunts by the ‘good’ forces.

Loo Break: Not really

Watch or Not?: Yes, if you are a devotee of truth

Language: Telugu with Hindi dubbing

Available On: Theatrical release

Runtime: 166 Minutes

The real story is set around the time India got her Independence and some princely states had to be integrated into India. The Nizam then, Mir Osman Ali Khan ( Makrand Deshpande ) refuses to do so, preferring to keep Hyderabad intact and make it an Islamic state of his dreams. His militant and despotic lieutenant and general advisor, Kasim Rizvi (Raj Arjun), unleashes a frenzy of torture, brutality, murder, rape and conversions in different parts of the state against Hindus and against Marathi, Telugu, Kannada and Hindi as languages being taught—a genocide that few Indians today are even aware about.

As Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru keeps prevaricating, intoning about a treaty India has signed, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the original Iron Man of India and the Home Minister then, decides to take stringent action even as the Nizam plans to ally with Pakistan and other Islamic nations.

Razakar: The Silent Genocide of Hyderabad Movie Review: Script Analysis

While the original Telugu script does not beat about the bush and shows the extreme levels of inhuman brutality shown by the militant ‘police’ (the Razakar), the Hindi lines also do complete justice to the saga of unbridled despotism out of religious fanaticism. Footage of sadism, unspeakable horrors and mayhem resorted to by the Razakar, again and again, take up most of the film’s long length while an ageing Nizam struggles to retain his royal status out of a misguided sense of power and authority.

The dialogues are chilling, and so are the situations. And the non-fanatic and righteously secular (a term not employed then!!) and nationalistic Muslims are also given the same treatment as the helpless and hapless Hindu folks by these fanatical forces.

Razakar: The Silent Genocide of Hyderabad Movie Review: Star Performance

If there is one actor who dazzles here, it is Raj Arjun, a man who played the evil stepfather in Secret Superstar with the same ease and aplomb as his portrayal of Shirdi Sai Baba in the web series we saw some years ago. As Rizvi, he comes across as so malevolent and tyrannical that this must be one of the most horrendous of the real-life villains we have seen so far in Hindi cinema. I can only salute him for his expressions, the way he rages, roars and otherwise modulates his voice. And his expressions and the manic look in his eyes in close-ups are simply out of this world.

Tej Sapru is excellent as the determined Sardar Patel in a performance that is as much subdued as it is intense. Makrand Deshpande brings to life the erring Nizam, who sees the light too late but cannot be punished for the genocide he sanctioned. The character of K.M. Munshi, popularly known by his pen name Ghanshyam Vyas, an Indian independence movement activist, politician and writer from Gujarat and the founder of the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, is evocatively brought out by veteran South actor Thalaivasal Vijay.

As the film is so stark and graphic about everything, the characters are all perfect for the parts, and among them, Annusriya Tripathi as one of Mir Osman Ali Khan’s wives, Vedhika as Shanthavva and Bobby Simha as Rajireddy stand out. The issue here is that all have got limited to even less (!) footage, but they all still shine in the roles given.

Razakar: The Silent Genocide of Hyderabad Movie Review: Direction, Music

Director Yata Satyanarayana goes all out in his passionate zeal to expose (as in The Kashmir Files, The Kerala Story and Bastar: A Naxal Story) truths hidden from all or most of the nation out of vested interests. A present Censor rule is that whatever is depicted on screen must be backed by documented facts, and clearly the depiction must be authenticated. It is horrifying how the Indian powers then distorted even relatively contemporary history out of pure malicious intent.

The film is very candid in its exhibition of reality, and while the gore may put off a section of the audience (word-of-mouth is always vital for a film’s box-office standing), I must congratulate the director, who has also co-written the script, for showing things as they were.

That said, mention must be made of the needless dramatization that elongates the film, so to speak. The dance invoking the Goddess Durga and another rousing song not only slow down the pace but also seem clearly inspired by S.S. Rajamouli! One song, contextually, is very similar to the classic Kumuram Bheemodu from RRR! The background score is also an inspiration, as are the end-credits. Then there are some action sequences akin to normal films in which the lead actors take on multiple antagonists all at once! The director should have steered clear of such needless add-ons to a terrifying saga, which, unlike the fictional RRR or the Bahubali franchise, is totally real.

The music per se is alright, ditto the fitted Hindi lyrics.

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Such films, sadly, in our country, are labelled as ‘propaganda’ films, even more so as the election season is on. But the truth will always be the truth, and in any case, films always work because of their resonance with the viewer.

Three and a half stars!

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The author of this review himself gave away the purpose of this film. No matter what, it’s crystal clear that this is a propaganda movie releasing in the midst of elections and with ulterior motives. This movie is a fiction of BJP minded sadists imagination. Even if it was 1% true, it would have been highlighted a 1000 times by BJP in it’s 10 years rule.

Lol…so if Muslims are shown as Evil then its propoganda and if they shown as victims then its true. Doesn’t matter we will watch the movie and help BJP.

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Vishal ’s latest film, Rathnam , has been enthralling audiences since its announcement. Social media platforms are abuzz with netizens’ opinions on the film, generating anticipation about its first-day box office performance. Recent reports suggest the movie will earn well at the box office on its opening day.

Directed by Hari, the film was initially announced in April 2023 under the title Vishal 34, marking the actor’s 34 th film. The film cast includes Vishal, Priya Bhavani Shankar, Samuthirakani, Ramachandra Raju, and others in significant roles. Rathnam revolves around an angry young man working for an MLA as his bodyguard. When a girl from outside the village faces threats from the residents, Rathnam steps forward to safeguard her.

With a production budget of $6 million, Rathnam is produced by Zee Studios and Stonebench Films. Additionally, the Central Board of Film Certification has awarded the film a U/A certificate.

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In addition, 123telugu.com has reported that Amazon Prime Video has secured the digital rights of the film, while Zee TV has acquired its satellite rights. However, the official OTT release date remains unconfirmed. Typically, South Indian films are released on OTT platforms approximately 45-60 days after theatrical release. As Rathnam hits theaters on April 26, 2024, audiences may have to wait longer for its OTT release.

With the prediction of its first-day collection, it will be interesting to witness Rathnam’s performance at the box office by the end of its first week.

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