November 8th, 2018 | Updated on November 12th, 2018
Billed as the year’s biggest blockbuster, Thugs of Hindostan is a a story of relationships, betrayal, adventure and courage, of underdogs and their unlikely triumphs. Truly, a prime Diwali blockbuster material!!
Thugs of Hindostan tells the story of a group of bandits determined to stay free of British rule and much of the action unfolds on two massive ships, featuring sword fights, battles with bows and arrows, as well as grand dance sequences.
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Movie Reviews: Thugs Of Hindostan
Movie Review: NDTV
Glitzily mounted but caught between solemnity and fluffiness, Thugs of Hindostan might entertain large swathes of the audience, but it is ultimately too tacky and unconvincing to lay legitimate claims to being India’s answer to Pirates of the Caribbean. It isn’t even a poor copy.
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Movie Review: Hindustan Times
It takes a lot to make pirates boring. Without a doubt, Thugs Of Hindostan is a whole lot of movie — the biggest budget Yash Raj production of all time, the first film to star both Amitabh Bachchan and Aamir Khan — and yet this giant period epic turns out to be feeble, formulaic and entirely forgettable. Directed by Dhoom 3’s Vijay Krishna Acharya, here is a film so dull and unoriginal that it can only inspire the shrugs of Hindustan.
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Movie Review: Indian Express
As you slide into Thugs of Hindostan, you expect a rousing tale of thuggery and patriotism, because that’s what the name suggests. You also expect a modicum of quality filmmaking because you can’t get more A-list than Yash Raj Films, Amitabh Bachchan and Aamir Khan.
The only one having a blast is Aamir Khan, in his curly mop coloured a carrot shade, a glint-in-the-eye Awadhi thug. And while he’s around, it’s bearable. Just about.
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