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Rohan Naahar

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Biography:

Rohan Naahar is based out of New Delhi, India, and has been reviewing films and television shows for over half-a-decade. He is a member of the Film Critics Guild of India, and has written for the Hindustan Times and the Indian Express.

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Highest 2 Lowest (2025) 83% EDIT “Watching Washington in his element is one of the greatest joys in all of mainstream American filmmaking. It’s like being yelled at by Wagner Moura, or inhaling the smoke of Tony Leung’s cigarette.” – The Indian Express Sep 9, 2025 Full Review Maareesan (2025) EDIT “Starring Fahadh Faasil and Vadivelu, the Tamil-language film Maareesan gaslights you into giving a thumbs-up to a mass murdering maniac.” – The Indian Express Sep 1, 2025 Full Review Maa (2025) 14% EDIT “In case you didn’t know killing babies is wrong, Kajol’s movie is here to educate you; phew.” – The Indian Express Sep 1, 2025 Full Review The Map That Leads to You (2025) 38% EDIT “The Map that Leads to You ends exactly how you imagine it would. It all makes very little sense, and the pathos feels unearned. But if momentary catharsis is what you’re after, it might be just the fix you need.” – The Indian Express Sep 1, 2025 Full Review Tehran (2025) EDIT “John Abraham’s geopolitical thriller isn’t smarter than a fifth grader, no matter how many newspapers it reads.” – The Indian Express Sep 1, 2025 Full Review Night Always Comes (2025) 52% EDIT “A handsomely manicured movie about the grimy realities of the working class, Vanessa Kirby's thriller needed to be nastier.” – The Indian Express Sep 1, 2025 Full Review Weapons (2025) 93% EDIT “There is a grave idea at the core of Weapons: what is worse; the grief of losing a loved one to a tragedy, or the guilt of having to resume regular life after some time has passed?” – The Indian Express Sep 1, 2025 Full Review Materialists (2025) 77% EDIT “She’s only two films old, but Song views women as particularly cold creatures. Her sympathies are always with the men around them. ” – The Indian Express Sep 1, 2025 Full Review Sitaare Zameen Par (2025) 65% EDIT “If you need Aamir Khan to manipulate you into being a good person, maybe you’re beyond redemption.” – The Indian Express Sep 1, 2025 Full Review Dhadak 2 (2025) 63% EDIT “It's an unusual comparison to make, but Shazia Iqbal's Dhadak 2 has more in common with Joaquin Phoenix's billion-dollar-grossing Joker movie than you'd imagine.” – The Indian Express Sep 1, 2025 Full Review My Oxford Year (2025) 29% EDIT “My Oxford Year transforms after an hour into a different beast altogether; not necessarily one that you’d signed up for.” – The Indian Express Sep 1, 2025 Full Review Fixed (2025) 56% EDIT “Painfully unfunny, the train wreck of a movie feels interminable at even 80 minutes long; it’s crude, cringe, and filled with juvenile dialogue that makes you feel like you’re eavesdropping on a group of 12-year-old boys at the playground.” – The Indian Express Sep 1, 2025 Full Review Sarzameen (2025) EDIT “Sarzameen feels like it was butchered beyond recognition on the editing table. The film presented to us accidentally gets you to root for a terrorist to kill his father, a soldier.” – The Indian Express Aug 4, 2025 Full Review Nightbitch (2024) 60% EDIT “Despite being a six-time Oscar nominee, Amy Adams’ career in the last decade or so resembles that of someone who has lost the ability to say no.” – The Indian Express Aug 4, 2025 Full Review Ronth (2025) EDIT “ot a single person in Bollywood would've had the patience or the palate for the extended epilogue in writer-director Shahi Kabir's Ronth, starring Dileesh Pothan and Roshan Mathew.” – The Indian Express Jul 28, 2025 Full Review Vir Das: Fool Volume (2025) EDIT “Between jokes about duck sex, Kangana Ranaut, and the moral bankruptcy of the Indian middle-class, Vir Das finds quiet moments of poignancy and introspection in his sixth Netflix special.” – The Indian Express Jul 28, 2025 Full Review Superman (2025) 83% EDIT “Even by superhero movie standards, which aren’t as low as you’d think, James Gunn's Superman presents a rather racist view of the third-world.” – The Indian Express Jul 28, 2025 Full Review Narivetta (2025) EDIT “The mere existence of the Malayalam-language film is enough to suggest that the movie gods have a sense of humour. The CBFC can block Santosh, but while they were abusing their power, Narivetta snuck under their nose. ” – The Indian Express Jul 28, 2025 Full Review How to Have Sex (2023) 97% EDIT “A disturbing companion piece to Netflix's Adolescence; director Molly Manning Walker's coming-of-age film will be particularly satisfying to anybody who felt that the show was neglectful of the victim's experience.” – The Indian Express Jul 28, 2025 Full Review Thirst (1957) 100% EDIT “Pyaasa’s narrative mustn’t be viewed as realistic. It is an expressionistic peek inside a depressed mind.” – The Indian Express Jul 28, 2025 Full Review Thug Life (2025) 25% EDIT “Even after 40 years, Mani Ratnam and Kamal Haasan's obsession with The Godfather shows no signs of abating. Their new film, Thug Life, is a disposable gangster movie that makes a bizarre creative choice at the end.” – The Indian Express Jul 28, 2025 Full Review The Old Guard 2 (2025) 27% EDIT “The movie resembles a work-in-progress — a film that hasn’t yet been streamlined on the edit table. It retains the hyperreal gloss of ungraded raw footage, giving the strong impression that what we’ve been presented with is some kind of unfinished cut.” – The Indian Express Jul 3, 2025 Full Review F1 The Movie (2025) 82% EDIT “F1 feels like the sort of movie you’d make if you were preempting a public cancellation. ” – The Indian Express Jul 3, 2025 Full Review Heads of State (2025) 68% EDIT “The kind of Prime Video programming that enters your eyeballs, bypasses your brain, and leaks out of your ears.” – The Indian Express Jul 3, 2025 Full Review 28 Years Later (2025) 88% EDIT “In addition to being a thrilling achievement in genre filmmaking, and a surprisingly emotional coming-of-age tale, 28 Years Later is stark indictment of the British Empire.” – The Indian Express Jun 29, 2025 Full Review
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