Read the Bhavesh Joshi Superhero Movie Reviews Starring Harshvardhan Kapoor, Nishikant Kamat, Priyanshu Painyuli, Ashish Verma.


Reviews Counted: 35
Score: 34%


Bollywood Hindi Movie Bhavesh Joshi Superhero Reviews and Ratings from Top Film Critics.
Director: Vikramaditya Motwane
Producer: Eros International, Reliance Entertainment, Vikas Bahl, Madhu Mantena, Anurag Kashyap
Writer: Vikramaditya Motwane, Anurag Kashyap, Abhay Koranne
Genre: Action
Release Date: 1 June 2018

All said and done, Motwane breaks into new territories with his innovative take on superhero films. Bhavesh Joshi Superhero has its heart in the right place and its tone is totally indigenous ... Full Review

It doesn’t entirely succeed, but Vikramaditya Motwane’s take on the superhero genre is worth a look ... Full Review

The film clearly intends to be dark, edgy and cool. Trouble is, it spends too much of its time underlining its purpose, even getting a character to say these three adjectives ... Full Review

This one had the potential to be the surprise hit of the year. Sadly, it’s too dark for a superhero film and yet distinctly flaky to be taken seriously ... Full Review

Impressive, Admirable Attempt at Creating Middle-class Superhero in Real World, but it’s also bloated and indulgent ... Full Review

The vigilante film is well meaning and has good actors, but it is ultimately a boring effort ... Full Review

BHAVESH JOSHI SUPERHERO is a poor show owing to its haphazard writing and bad direction ... Full Review

A Hero We Neither Deserve Nor Need! All said and done, when you've a good intent to make a film you also need a strong story to back it ... Full Review

In the film the issue feels too flat and tame. Somewhere Motwane gets too self-aware and conscious-be it the genre of superhero cinema he is playing with or the issue of corruption itself. The point gets belaboured and the film too protracted ... Full Review

There is much to like here - the atmospherics, Painyuli's performance that is notches above Kapoor's, and Motwane's feel for noir, but his home-grown hero still falls short. Hopefully this will be a franchise ... Full Review

And the danger of an ideologue telling its story is evident in the many dramatic problems of Bhavesh Joshi ... Full Review

The film's flaw is that it's trying to say too much and doing so at such a painful pace that much of a good intention is lost in execution ... Full Review

This vigilante fails to save the day. Poor execution of a good story overshadows noble intentions ... Full Review

The crusader we need. Harshvardhan proves his mettle as an actor in his second Bollywood outing. Watch the film for its story ... Full Review

Mumbai’s dark knight can’t rise to the occasion, is caught in a peculiar bind: it's a bit too competent to be dismissed, but not original or striking enough to dispel the feeling that it's all been done before ... Full Review

Bhavesh Joshi Superhero works beautifully until the interval point before gradually losing its way to laboured plotting, implausible twists and banal moralising ... Full Review

Bollywood gets another superhero to laugh. It is enjoyable in parts but you won’t lose out on anything if you miss this one, rather watch any superhero flick from DC or Marvel ... Full Review

Bhavesh Joshi may be the best Indian superhero yet ... Full Review

Except the non-superhero on the screen, like the movie itself, merely moves around in convenient circles, and head-splitting cliches ... Full Review

The film flirted with the concept of a common man being influenced by graphic novels and superhero movies to become a vigilante...it makes a case for a proper superhero origins film ... Full Review

To call Bhavesh Joshi Superhero a lost opportunity is a gross understatement. To compare it to the other genre misfires from this country would be a disservice to its aspirational tone ... Full Review

An inspiring embodiment. A bold exercise in the liberation of the vigilante-superhero drama, in Indian Cinema ... Full Review

Vikramaditya Motwane Fails To Do 'Insaaf' To A Fascinating Concept! ... Full Review

A good vigilante story let down by weak plot, dispassionate acting ... Full Review

This Next-Door Superhero Is Flawed, Yet Intriguing ... Full Review

Harshvardhan Kapoor tries to save Mumbai and the film as well, but in vain! Vikramaditya Motwane and Anurag Kashyap deserve a shoutout for this brave attempt ... Full Review

Vikramaditya Motwane reminds you that heroes are only human. The desi superhero sans the frills deserves a watch ... Full Review

Harshvardhan Kapoor character Sikander is a timid follower of Bhavesh Joshi who fails to take it off the way he should have for the benefit of the movie, the audience, the genre and for himself ... Full Review

Bhavesh Joshi is not perfect but a compelling character no doubt ... Full Review

The over-stretched thriller is also a stark reminder of the troubled times we live with mob justice and digital warriors shaping public opinion ... Full Review

The problem with the film is its total disconnect with the audience. Questions about common sense and logic, plausibilities and absurdities can be asked – this is without exaggeration – a few dozen times ... Full Review

Bhavesh Joshi Superhero is Vikramaditya Motwane’s political statement towards a generation that democracy is one place where you should fight for justice as it ensures that ... Full Review

But for the ably dark camerawork, assuredly complementary background score and poignant performances of Priyanshu Painyuli and Ashish Verma, this would have been a largely listless effort ... Full Review

The third act of the film is essentially a lesson in misdirection ... Full Review

A good set-up – is all you get. After the first hour it goes from mediocre to worse ... Full Review