Thugs of Hindostan

Joe Leydon

But for all its recycled elements and predictable narrative stratagems, this diverting Diwali timed extravaganza stands on its own merits as a lightly satisfying popcorn epic provided, of course, you have a taste for such over the top amusement. ( Read More )

You can guess every plot development and the fact that the movie doesnt throw up a single good surprise or twist, just rocks the boat. ( Read More )

Raja Sen

The plot is so childish I fear the Yash Raj writing room may be an illegal sweatshop.This film, alongside Ashutosh Gowarikars painful Mohenjo Daro, may alarmingly enough make a strong case for leaving historical Hindi hysterics to Sanjay Leela Bhansali, who understands scale and pageantry. ( Read More )

Shubhra Gupta

The only one having a blast is Aamir Khan, in his curly mop coloured a carrot shade, a glint in the eye Awadhi thug. And while hes around, its bearable. Just about. The rest of it is a non stop combo of eye roll and eye glaze. ( Read More )

Joining this mess together are standard Bollywood cliches involving evil firangis and good hearted desis. ( Read More )