Critics Review All critic Reviews(13)
3.50
Fundamental Rights Explained In A Simple Yet Hard Hitting Way
Article 15 is an important film that highlights an essential and fundamental subject and is a good follow up film to Mulk by Anubhav Sinha. It stops short of being a great film, nevertheless the output is definitely well worth the visit to the cinemas this weekend.(more)
Source: Sethumadhavan, MovieCrow
3.50
Ayushmann Khurrana film makes you uncomfortable
Article 15 might be rough around the edges and might have its fair share of flaws with regard to storytelling, but it is indeed a film to be watched. It's a start. It cannot change society but it at least can initiate a conversation and debate that examines the horrors that lurk in this very societ...(more)
Source: Lakshana N Palat, India Today
4.00
Ayushmann Khurrana's Film is Important, Powerful and Superbly Made
Article 15 isn't just an important film, it's a powerful one and it's superbly made. It comes at you all kicking and screaming, but this is a film that justifies its tone. Don't miss it. I'm going with four out of five. It'll rattle your core.(more)
Source: Rajeev masand, News18
3.00
Making the invisible visible
To make films which topline these subjects is a way of getting us to talk, and, in an ideal world, start some kind of a push-back against injustice and oppression, things we have dangerously begun taking for granted. Article 15 may have an unsatisfactory element or two, but as a film, it rushes in t...(more)
Source: Shubhra Gupta, Indian Express
3.00
Entertaining social drama
What Anubhav Sinha must accept is that he intuitively knows what this easily satiated audience, with its simplistic definitions, does not know: That Freedom is not a Protest Rap. Freedom is a Sad Ballad.(more)
Source: SREEHARI NAIR, Rediff.com
4.50
Ayushmann Khurrana hunts for inconvenient truths in an essential film
Article 15 is not a film in search of easy answers. It is instead a reminder that we already know the questions, but don't ask them enough. Not cool, sir.(more)
Source: Raja Sen., Hindustan Times
3.00
Wild, wild heartland
Article 15 might be Ayan's film but it's Nishad's tale that needs to be told urgently now as an accompanying piece. Days after watching the film the lasting image is that of Ayyub as Nishad, twirling his moustache like Chandra Shekhar Azad, saying "hum akhiri thode na hain". He is not the last one t...(more)
Source: Namrata Joshi, The Hindu
4.00
Ayushmann Khurrana's Bitter Pill With Just A Hint Of Sugar Coating
Sinha draws many of its plot elements from newspaper headlines of recent years, the principal one related to the 2014 Badaun gangrape and killing of two girls and the 2016 Una flogging of Dalit men and employs them methodically to probe caste and gender fissures and fault lines. It remains true to t...(more)
Source: Saibal Chatterjee , NDTV Movies
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1 | “Naina Yeh” | Rashmi Virag | Yasser Desai, Akanksha Sharma | ||
2 | “Intezari” | Shakeel Azmi | Armaan Malik | ||
3 | “Intezari" (Unplugged)” | Shakeel Azmi | Ayushmann Khurrana | ||
4 | “Intezari (Asees Version)” | Shakeel Azmi | Asees Kaur | ||
5 | “Kahab Toh” | Shakeel Azmi | Sayani Gupta | ||
6 | “Shuru Karein Kya” | Slow Cheeta, Dee Mc, Kaam Bhaari, Spit Fire | Slow Cheeta, Dee MC, Kaam Bhaari, Spit Fire | ||
7 | “Jukebox” | Listen |