Raazi - Critics reviews
DNA India finds the film gripping and powerful, with Alia Bhatt and Vicky Kaushal leading a strong cast in an absorbing spy thriller.
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Hindustan Times calls the film sensibly written and finely performed, with Alia Bhatt delivering a vulnerable and highly convincing performance.
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Koimoi praises Alia Bhatt's outstanding performance and Meghna Gulzar's gripping direction, though it feels portions of the first half could have been tighter.
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BollywoodLife calls it a career best performance from Alia Bhatt and praises the film's moving, humane approach to patriotism and its strong ensemble cast.
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Bollywood Hungama finds the film a mature and gripping thriller, praising Meghna Gulzar's storytelling and its approach to nationalism without religious division.
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News18 calls Alia Bhatt the beating heart of a measured and intelligent thriller that explores patriotism without forcing its message on the audience.
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Filmibeat calls the film an engrossing spy thriller powered by one of Alia Bhatt's finest performances, with Vicky Kaushal and Jaideep Ahlawat providing strong support.
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Times of India praises the film for building tension through emotion rather than explosions, supported by fine performances and controlled direction.
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India TV News praises Alia Bhatt and Meghna Gulzar's emotional treatment of patriotism, love and sacrifice, finding the spy drama powerful and moving.
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India Today strongly praises Alia Bhatt's performance, but feels the thriller does not always match her intensity and becomes less effective as it progresses.
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The Indian Express praises Meghna Gulzar's controlled direction, strong supporting cast and refusal to turn the story into loud patriotism, despite a few weaker emotional moments.
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NDTV finds plenty to admire in the restrained spy drama, but feels Alia Bhatt does not always convince in its more demanding emotional moments.
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