October - Critics reviews

October

Produced byRonnie Lahiri
Release date13 April 2018
Running time115 minutes
Dnaindia.com
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Zee Media Corp LtdTop Critic
4/5
DNA India says the film is a soul stirring experience, with Shoojit Sircar's sensitive direction and Varun Dhawan's controlled performance giving the story passion and emotional depth.
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4.5/5
Hindustan Times says Varun Dhawan gives his best performance in a soulful and moving film that explores love, hope and mortality with great sensitivity.
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3/5
Koimoi says the film offers a beautiful and different view of love, with an effortless Varun Dhawan performance, though some scenes become repetitive and slow.
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3.5/5
BollywoodLife says Varun Dhawan gives his finest performance and Shoojit Sircar creates a touching story about love and loss, even if the very slow pace may divide audiences.
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2.5/5
Bollywood Hungama says the film is sensitive and different, with a strong Varun Dhawan performance, but its thin story and slow pace limit its appeal to a smaller audience.
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3.5/5
News18 says the film is a thoughtful story about love, grief and mortality, helped by strong performances and a quiet approach that rewards patient viewers.
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3/5
Filmibeat says Varun Dhawan gives a heartfelt performance and the film presents love in a fresh and touching way, although its slow pace will not appeal to everyone.
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TimesofIndia.com
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Times Group
3.5/5
The Times of India says Shoojit Sircar's gentle direction and Varun Dhawan's restrained performance make this simple and unusual story about love deeply affecting.
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3/5
India TV News says Varun Dhawan gives a subtle and mature performance, while the film handles love and sacrifice with sensitivity, though its slow pace may test some viewers.
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3/5
India Today says the film is thoughtful and emotional, with Varun Dhawan showing a quieter side of his acting in a story about love, pain and self discovery.
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