Baby - Critics reviews

Baby

Release date23 January 2015
Running time159 minutes
Dnaindia.com
Dnaindia.com
Zee Media Corp LtdTop Critic
4/5
DNA India says the film is sensible, taut and firmly mainstream, with Akshay Kumar giving one of his strongest performances. Neeraj Pandey's controlled direction keeps the thriller compelling.
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4/5
Hindustan Times says the film is sleek, well-timed and gripping, with Akshay Kumar convincing as the focused intelligence officer. Its controlled action and serious treatment make it an engaging thriller.
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3/5
Koimoi says the film is a gripping, edge of the seat thriller with strong action, dialogue and direction. Akshay Kumar fits the role well and the supporting cast adds weight.
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4.5/5
Bollywood Hungama says the film is an exceptionally gripping and technically strong thriller with excellent cinematography and a sharp Akshay Kumar performance.
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3/5
News18 says the film becomes gripping once it settles into its mission driven second half, with Akshay Kumar giving a controlled performance. The opening portions and simplistic treatment keep it from being fully convincing.
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3.5/5
Filmibeat says Neeraj Pandey delivers a gripping action thriller with strong performances and a fast moving story. Akshay Kumar fits the role well and the film largely meets its high expectations.
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TimesofIndia.com
TimesofIndia.com
Times Group
4/5
The Times of India says the film is a mature and gripping thriller led by a terrific Akshay Kumar. Its focused action, serious tone and strong supporting cast make it one of his better action films.
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3/5
India TV News says the film is fast paced and entertaining, with Akshay Kumar leading an effective anti-terror thriller. The action and direct treatment keep the story engaging.
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2/5
India Today says the film has a few thrilling action scenes, but often feels dull, contrived and emotionally cold. Akshay is steady, yet the characters are not developed enough to create a strong impact.
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2/5
The Indian Express says Akshay Kumar gives one of his more credible performances, but the film is too simplistic and familiar. Its stereotypes and repetitive action make it feel longer than it should.
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