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All Critics (8) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (7)
Its adult and hard-hitting subject matter probably won't bring in masala-loving family crowds, but it offers a lesson with long-lasting emotional and moral impact for thinking audiences. Jun 10, 2010 | Full Review…
Its adult and hard-hitting subject matter probably won't bring in masala-loving family crowds, but it offers a lesson with long-lasting emotional and moral impact for thinking audiences.
Lisa Tsering
The film -- full of romance, intrigue and fraternal strife -- is too diffuse to score political points. Or to have much impact. Jun 4, 2010 | Rating: 2.5/5
The film -- full of romance, intrigue and fraternal strife -- is too diffuse to score political points. Or to have much impact.
Rachel Saltz
Prakash Jha aims for something trenchant about thwarted destiny and ugly ambition in modern Indian democracy but mostly winds up with a convoluted and tonally awkward Godfather rehash, with nary a character worth rooting for. Jun 4, 2010 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
Prakash Jha aims for something trenchant about thwarted destiny and ugly ambition in modern Indian democracy but mostly winds up with a convoluted and tonally awkward Godfather rehash, with nary a character worth rooting for.
Robert Abele
Prakash Jha has the rare ability to spin stories which are raw and grounded. `Raajneeti' should have been all this and more, given that it is about dynastic politics, and a much-publicised representation of real-life figures. Apr 15, 2019 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
Prakash Jha has the rare ability to spin stories which are raw and grounded. `Raajneeti' should have been all this and more, given that it is about dynastic politics, and a much-publicised representation of real-life figures.
Shubhra Gupta
Once you settle into the film, it veers from its original promise and descends into a bloody and incoherent mess. Jul 3, 2016 | Full Review…
Once you settle into the film, it veers from its original promise and descends into a bloody and incoherent mess.
Itrath Syed
More pulpy than political, this Godfather-ripoff Hindi electoral drama is a candidate for oblivion in U.S. theatres. Jun 7, 2010 | Full Review…
More pulpy than political, this Godfather-ripoff Hindi electoral drama is a candidate for oblivion in U.S. theatres.
Frank Lovece
A contrived, overlong, convoluted and emotionally hollow political thriller that's high on production values and style, but low on substance, palpable suspense and poignancy. Jun 5, 2010 | Rating: 4.42/10 | Full Review…
A contrived, overlong, convoluted and emotionally hollow political thriller that's high on production values and style, but low on substance, palpable suspense and poignancy.
Avi Offer
The partly stiff-acting and tear-inducing reveals shroud the film's more earnest efforts at dissecting the bureaucratic, back-alley dealings. Jun 3, 2010 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
The partly stiff-acting and tear-inducing reveals shroud the film's more earnest efforts at dissecting the bureaucratic, back-alley dealings.
Adam Keleman
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