Kaabil is easily the most disappointing film in recent times, at least amongst movies with a major star in the lead role

In the politically correct term of our age, it may be more apt to describe the fictional character of Raees as an anti-national

The film has a very low emotional quotient, and it fails to move you

This is a movie that insults your intelligence, and it would be a good idea to keep a safe distance from it

The film possesses an ethical dimension that informs, but does not judge

The best part of the film is its innovative song picturisation, which, of course, is the strength of Mani Ratnam’s movies and which this adaptation has copied

The film is beautifully shot and the recreation of wartime London, with nightly sirens and falling bombs, is well art directed

Despite the unremmitting sadness, the film is worth seeing

Dangal is unable to live up to its extraordinary hype

This edition of the Star Wars franchise may not be the most glitzy, but it has identifiable political connotations configured in its stylization