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Indian cinema we've reviewed, ranked by our verdicts

6 films, ranked by our verdicts. Updated 7 November 2026.

Indian cinema is not one industry, one language or one mood. This list collects the Indian films the archive has reviewed so far, from a 2015 Hindi drama to the 2026 Telugu and Tamil releases in the current archive.

The ranking is the review score, highest first. It is a reading list, not a claim about the whole of Indian cinema, and it grows as the archive grows.

6 films

The score is the review's own rating. The link goes to the full review.

  1. Dhruva Review: Arvind Swamy Steals a Film Built For Ram Charan

    Dhruva — 2016

    Watch it for Arvind Swamy. The Telugu action thriller with Ram Charan and Rakul Preet Singh runs on a taut script and one scene-stealing villain.

    7.0 /10

  2. Jailer 2 Review: Rajini and Nelson Deliver the Mass Sequel Fans Paid For

    Jailer 2 — 2026

    Superb first half, saggy second, Rajini ever commanding. Critics split 2.5 to 3.5, fans louder. Our Jailer 2 review with box office and verdict.

    7.0 /10

  3. Gandhi Talks Review: The Silence Works, the Second Half Drags

    Gandhi Talks — 2026

    Watch it. A wordless comedy about an unemployed man and a ruined builder, carried by A.R. Rahman's score. The first half is sharp, the second half sags.

    6.5 /10

  4. Peddi Review: Ram Charan Carries a Script That Cannot Keep Up

    Peddi — 2026

    Watch it for Ram Charan. Buchi Babu Sana's 189-minute rural sports drama runs on his performance and A.R. Rahman's score, and stumbles on its own script.

    6.0 /10

  5. Masaan Review: A Patient Varanasi Drama That Earns Its Sadness

    Masaan — 2015

    Watch it. Ghaywan's Varanasi debut earns its sadness, with Kaushal and Chadda carrying it. Rotten Tomatoes says 95 percent from 19 critic reviews. Our verdict.

    5.2 /10

  6. Pati Patni Aur Woh Do Review: A Farce That Forgets Its Own Jokes

    Pati Patni Aur Woh Do — 2026

    Skip it. Mudassar Aziz's comedy has a fine cast in a good city and a script that keeps losing the thread. Rotten Tomatoes has it at 17 percent from 12 reviews.

    4.5 /10

How this list was chosen

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