Kadvi Hawa

Reza Noorani

Gunu Baba (Ranvir Shorey) descends on the village of Mahua like the harbinger of death. As a loan recovery agent, whenever he goes to a village, he claims a few lives of the poor farmers as they commit suicide when they fail to pay back their loans. ( Read More )

Sweta Kaushal

Nila also offers dark humour in his serious film but the movie, especially the climax sequence, will give you with goosebumps and it will make you think. ( Read More )

Verdict: Sanjay Mishra and Ranvir Shorey give one of their best performances ever. From the director of I am Kalam and Jalpari, here comes another movie that will keep you hooked for straight 100 minutes and afterward. Kadvi Hawa deals with the dark effects of climate change and the lives lost because of disasters and ... ( Read More )

If the film is a winner and is poised firmly, its on the strengths of its actors: Sanjay Mishra, Ranvir Shorey and Tillottama Shome. ( Read More )

You also wish the film was tighter: it feels like a stretch even at 100 minutes. ( Read More )