Singham Returns (U/A)
15/Aug/2014 Action, Drama 145minutes

1.50

Fierceness is missing

This Rohit Shetty's latest product, fails to deliver the entertainment that usually Rohit Shetty movies offer. The movie lacks logic, entertainment and even the actions scenes are inadequate. (more)

Source: Ameet Bhuvan, MovieCrow

2.00

Singham Returns isn't as much fun as Singham

Rohit has aimed his guns at black money and racketeering in elections and politics. The screenplay smartly takes digs at leaders who bank on divisive politics and the poverty of the people. The film highlights cash distribution for getting votes and stacking of black money. (more)

Source: Swetha Kaushal, Hindustan Times

1.50

Singham Returns

The film was broad and corny, but it worked because of the irrepressible lead pair and the director's determination to not ruin all that rapid-fire Tamil by translation, and the addition of dollops of cheese.(more)

Source: Shubhra Gupta, Indian Express

3.00

overall, it provides entertainment for enthusiasts of 'Singham' brand of cinema.

Shetty's cracked the pulse of the masses as he brazenly plays to the galleries. While the story itself plays it safe (too basic and predictable), the action is risky and rousing (Rohit Shetty, Jai Singh Nijjar and Suniel Rodrigues). (more)

Source: Madhureeta Mukharjee, Times Of India

2.50

Failure of this franchise venture.

Rohit Shetty has lost an admirer in me this time. I have laughed at Golmaal Returns more than I had expected to. Shetty�s films are a celebration for audiences who just want to enjoy at the theaters. But Rohit, you bored the hell out of me bro. What happened? (more)

Source: Mohar Basu, Koimoi

2.00

Singham Returns might draw whistles and claps from action fans

The screenplay employs other devices to push Singham's bellicosity to snapping point: the tears of a martyr's widow and a diatribe delivered by a mother of a poverty-stricken young man bribed by the fraudulent guru's men. (more)

Source: Saibal Chattarje, NDTV Movies

2.50

Singham Returns feels long and occasionally plodding.

Shetty shrewdly roots this protagonist and the film's conflict in the real world. He taps into our collective cynicism towards politicians and the system, and gives the 'aam aadmi' a platform to vent. (more)

Source: Masand, IBN Live