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Koimoi says the remake loses much of Premalu’s charm because of weak structure, forced emotion and humour that rarely works.Full Review

Koimoi says the film has an important subject and committed performances, but its confused screenplay and weak handling of consent and blame prevent its message from landing strongly.Full Review

Koimoi says Ajay Devgn’s calm performance, Jaideep Ahlawat’s intensity and the steadily improving screenplay produce a highly satisfying finale.Full Review

Koimoi says the film treats Indian folklore, faith and regional traditions with sincerity and creates an appealing mythological world. It finds the comedy and parts of the first half weaker, but considers the overall fantasy treatment successful.Full Review

Koimoi says Kunal and Sparsh's chemistry, strong punchlines and wild situations make the spy comedy highly entertaining.Full Review

Koimoi says the film is gripping throughout, with a strong script, fast pace and powerful performances, and finds almost nothing to fault.Full Review

Koimoi says Haiwaan becomes a messy and overlong revenge drama with too many side stories and predictable developments. Saif gives the stronger performance, but the film fails to work.Full Review

Koimoi praises Ravi Kishan, Rasika Dugal and Divyenndu, but finds the film slow, repetitive and short on fresh ideas. It sees the film mainly as something for loyal Mirzapur fans.Full Review

Koimoi praises Yash's double role, visuals and strong climax, saying the film eventually delivers despite taking far too long to reach its best moments.Full Review

Koimoi strongly praises Emraan Hashmi and says the sequel works surprisingly well, though the familiar gangster story, second half and weaker music hold it back.Full Review