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Maalik

Now Streaming · Jul 11, 2025 · 2h 32m · Action, Crime

Average Rating:2.4/5(13 reviews)

Box Office19.20 Cr

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PulkitDirector

Kumar TauraniProducer

Critics' Verdict

Maalik is carried by Rajkummar Rao’s committed and menacing performance, but a clichéd gangster story and predictable writing leave little else to distinguish it. The weak critical response was matched by poor theatrical business, ultimately turning this ambitious crime drama into a box office flop.

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Dnaindia.comZee Media Corp Ltd

3/5

DNA India says Rajkummar Rao 2.0 is raw, brutal and convincingly massy, while Manushi Chhillar shines despite limited scope. The review is more appreciative of the performances than the film’s originality.

Hindustantimes.comHT Media

3/5

Hindustan Times says Maalik is old wine with new swag, working in parts because of Rajkummar Rao’s fiery energy. The review praises Manushi Chhillar, Prosenjit Chatterjee and the supporting cast, but notes the film’s familiar gangster template.

Koimoi.comContests2win.com

1.5/5

Koimoi says Rajkummar Rao’s revenge driven gangster mode is passable, but the actor becomes a slave to predictable storytelling. The review notes the film’s gore and mass moments, but finds the writing too familiar.

Bollywoodlife.comZee Media

3/5

BollywoodLife Hindi says Maalik is a case where acting wins but the script falls behind, praising Rajkummar Rao while noting that the writing does not fully support him.

Pinkvilla.comWalmart Inc.

2.5/5

Pinkvilla says Rajkummar Rao’s remarkable performance goes in vain because of messy and tacky writing. The review finds his gangster avatar strong, but says the film around him lacks grip and freshness.

Taran AdarshBollywood Hungama

2.5/5

Bollywood Hungama calls Maalik a routine gangster drama that treads familiar ground, but praises Rajkummar Rao’s convincing transformation, Manushi Chhillar’s later portions and the supporting cast.