Article 15 - Critics reviews

Article 15

Produced byAnubhav Sinha
Release date28 June 2019
Running time130 minutes
4.5/5
Hindustan Times hailed the film as grim, honest and essential, praising its writing, haunting imagery, superb ensemble and Ayushmann Khurrana’s restrained performance.
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4/5
Koimoi strongly praised the film as a shocking but necessary watch, applauding its powerful social message, Ayushmann Khurrana and the ensemble, with only minor concerns about pacing.
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4/5
BollywoodLife was highly enthusiastic, calling the film dark, disturbing, compelling and thought provoking, and ranking it among the best films of 2019 for its brave and honest storytelling.
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3.5/5
Bollywood Hungama found it hard hitting and important, praising Anubhav Sinha’s direction, the screenplay, haunting visuals and Ayushmann Khurrana’s performance.
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4/5
News18’s Rajeev Masand strongly praised the film as important, powerful and superbly made, saying its forceful treatment is justified by the seriousness of the subject.
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3.5/5
Filmibeat praised the film as a compelling mirror to caste inequality, highlighting Ayushmann Khurrana and the supporting cast, while noting slower portions and a few underdeveloped characters.
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4/5
Times of India found the film compelling, relevant and thought provoking, praising its performances, atmosphere and social commentary while noting its demanding and serious nature.
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4/5
India TV News strongly praised Article 15 as a brilliantly portrayed, hard hitting wake up call that exposes caste discrimination and political polarisation with considerable impact.
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3.5/5
India Today found it courageous, disturbing and worth watching, praising the performances and sensitive treatment while noting some storytelling flaws and an overly optimistic conclusion.
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3/5
The Indian Express found the film important and necessary, praising its willingness to confront caste injustice and its strong supporting performances, despite a few unsatisfactory elements.
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