Boobirt Stylish but barely mediocre overall

Spidersecu Don't Believe the Hype

Contentar Best movie of this year hands down!

Hadrina The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

Yusuf Salman Acting was great in this movie. I think the build up with the 'nothing can go right in this movie' attitude seemed a little bit forced. even if it were slower or longer, I'd prefer some helpful characters, a couple of little things that go right once in a while (that don't go south immediately after the next minute). People like exaggeration and all good / all bad content, people like emotionally loaded revenge sequences too. This is a good movie, this is why I rated it with 8 stars, but the expectations were so built up, I felt like this was going to be a 16-star movie. so my honest rating is 8 stars, but if we're talking about "how it could be", it's practically 5 stars.

indianature I have been meaning to see NH 10 for some time now, finally managed to catch it on a flight today. In a word, this is a terrifying film.Terrifying because it is real. Terrifying because this could happen to you, to me, to anyone of us. Riveting because it was well enacted.Ideally one should see this in a theatre or at least on a large screen TV rather than on a tiny flight screen with abysmal graphics. This is because most of the film is shot in the dark and you do need a good screen to get the best effect. On the other hand, the incidents portrayed are so real and it happened at night so this is how it is in the dark.I have always admired Anushka Sharma as an actress right from Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi and in Band Bajaa Baraat and in Ladies V/s Ricky Bahl. She was superb in NH 10. I thought the husband was Rajkumar Rao but turns out it was Neil Bhoopalam who also essayed his role brilliantly. As did all the other characters. Very realistic, and terrifyingly true. I do not want to disclose the plot in my reviews, suffice it to say that this is a horrific portrayal of reality in certain parts of the country, and well worth watching.

Suzie Suzie Story is very blah..there is not much suspense in the entire plot.You wont find yourself gripping to your seat. Acting is basic. Anuksha is not very convincing in this role. Some other actress might have done justice to the script. Directing is just okay. There are so many issues with the storyline itself. The main character got access to car twice in the plot but couldn't help herself at all. The villains looked quite ruthless in the first half but turned out to be dumb morons in the second half. No matter how brave you are I cant imagine many who would want to avenge revenge alone after going through hell. The ending was so unnecessary and unrealistic. How can an entire village be deserted for some play. I have seen plays in village and no they don't all go. A good try but no where close to the level English/Japanese/any foreign movie has achieved in thriller genre.

kshashikantt NH10 is a scary movie. Five minutes into the movie and I could feel that nothing good is going to happen from here on. A young couple (Arjun and Meera)from Gurgaon find themselves getting into a lot of trouble because of a hard to believe stupidity of the husband. Arjun's ego is hurt and he wants to get back at 5-6 hostile and dangerous goons who are out on a Honor Killing mission. He actually follows them to a secluded place taking his beautiful wife along. Seriously dude, what were you thinking?? After this hard to digest scene, the movie gets into an edge of seat thriller mode. Every scene is full of tension. Meera can't find any help on the highway. Even the police are accomplice in the Honor Killing crimes. Meera's General Knowledge is a little weak as she tries to seek help from the Sarpanch of the village mentioning that she encountered an Honor Killing on the highway.But, Meera is a fighter and she keeps surviving and escaping from her attackers. Ultimately, Meera is able to kill all her attackers. Before killing the last baddie, Meera decides to savor the sweet moment by smoking first. At that moment, courtesy Censor Board, "Smoking Kills" message is shown on screen. So you're made to wonder who is getting killed. Fine example of how a warning message can ruin the impact of a strong scene.There are symbols in the movie which showcase the urban-rural divide in India. Meera doesn't't take help from a group of Men in a Jeep because they speak a rural language. She doesn't wish to help the lady who is desperately seeking help. There are few more scenes in the movie which show this divide.I was expecting more brutality in this film, but I guess they must have been brutally chopped off by the Censor Board.