Album : Ankur Arora Murder Case
Tracks : 5
Rating : 7.7500
Type : Hindi Movies
Ankur Arora Murder Case Reviews ( RECOMMENDED 52 %)
Ankur Arora Murder Case Reviews By Bollywood Hungama - Taran Adarsh
ANKUR ARORA MURDER CASE is embellished with commanding performances. Kay Kay, as expected, is exceptional in a character that has disconcerting shades. Tisca Chopra is splendid as the mother who loses her child. The defenselessness, anguish and suffering she communicates seem so bona fide. Arjun Mathur shines in his part and what's more, stands up to an accomplished actor like Kay Kay in several sequences. Vishakha Singh is proficient, handling her part with sensitivity. Paoli Dam delivers a power-packed performance, managing her character with supreme confidence. Ditto for Manish Chaudhari, who does a commendable job. Vishesh Tiwari is alright. Harsh Chhaya and Sachin Khurana are adequate.
Ankur Arora Murder Case Reviews By NDTVMovies - Saibal Chatterjee
The problem with Ankur Arora Murder Case is that promises much but delivers little.
The manner in which director Suhail Tatari handles the narrative is commendably earnest up to a point. He proffers no cheap thrills.
The script, too, sticks to its primary concern and eschews formula-ridden set pieces.
Ankur Arora Murder Case Reviews By Koimoi - Mohar Basu
Suhail Tatari blunders while bringing the tear jerking plot on celluloid. It is the over-soaring melodrama along with over the top, naïve dialogues which don’t help the audience try to delve deep into the film’s feeling quotient. If medical dramas have intrigued you in the past, this film is definite- must no – for you. You’ll become averse to the genre altogether. The screenplay is done in a cluttered manner and the editing could surely have been done withh some more neat work.
Ankur Arora Murder Case Reviews By DNA India - Tushar Joshi
Despite being a court room drama it lacks the finesse its genre requires. There was immense scope and possibility for the film to take off and become an engaging legal thriller, but the cliches and predictable subplots prevent the story from rising above the ordinary. There is enough medical mumbo jumbo and technical terms that are used to make the proceeding believable, but the research and ground work doesn't get the right platform.
Ankur Arora Murder Case Reviews By Nowrunning - Mansha Rastogi
If there's any saviour to this film it's the performances of each and every actor who diligently try to shoulder the film till the end. Both Kay Kay Menon and Tisca Chopra outshine the rest in their parts as they give one of the best performances of their career. Chopra's range, of a helpless mother to the vengeful one seeking justice, is flawless and commendable.
Ankur Arora Murder Case Reviews By Rediff - Joginder Tuteja
The narrative unfolds at a good pace, though the film is a little too long. The two love stories that are woven into the film may have brought Ankur Arora Murder Case a little closer to the commercial Bollywood formula, but they could have been done away with.
Ankur Arora Murder Case Reviews By Indian Express - Shubhra Gupta
Tatari's previous debut film (Summer of 2007) also revolved around the medical profession and issues that arise from the urban privileged being criminally unaware of ground realities in rural India. Despite its clunky title, that film did better with detailing its core. Here too, the subject of medical negligence is of grave importance, and not dealt with any degree of seriousness by Bollywood. This one had the potential to go a different route. The Vikram Bhatt (he's the producer and the writer) effect strikes, and it becomes a thing of loud declamations and predictable outcomes.
Ankur Arora Murder Case Reviews By Mumbai Mirror - Karan Anshuman
However, the big issue with the film for me was its artificial look and glossy treatment. This isn't a subject to be presented with immaculate symmetric art direction and perfectly lit frames. How many interns - doctors in training who barely get any sleep - have spotless, pristine apartments with fresh flowers decorating the mantelpiece? Zero, I suspect. Even the hospital scenes lack a certain grittiness. Given the plethora of references out there, this should've been a no-brainer. The medical terminology has been dumbed down for the sake of screenplay, but that's no fun. If you've watched enough hospital dramas, inaccessible words and procedures are only add to the validity.
Ankur Arora Murder Case Reviews By The Times Of India - Meena Iyer
Tatari is a winner in his choice of a subject. The story that has been researched from a true life incident does provide meaningful insights about the medical fraternity and facilities. However while the film is an eye-opener on medical skullduggery, it fails to become cutting edge cinema because the screenplay offers few surprises. And, a title that is a dead give away. Also for a dramatic film of this nature, the performances are so placid, they leave you cold. The drama that unfolds between the hospital and the court room should have definitely had more spunk and twists.
Ankur Arora Murder Case Reviews By Zeenews - IANS
Many portions of the pacy plot would seem excessively racy. The post-interval helping seems specially eager to seek out unexpected twists and turns. And that`s fine. The idea of making a film on medical ethics is to ensure that audiences` participation in the proceedings never flags. To that extent, director Suhail Tatari (who earlier directed the gripping thriller `My Wife`s Murder`), keeps the large array of conflicted characters in a constant state of self-questioning anxiety. It`s cinematically a terrific space to be in. Tatari explores that space with intelligence, sensitivity and some charm.
