Read the Gone Kesh Movie Reviews Starring Shweta Tripathi, Jitendra Kumar, Vipin Sharma, Deepika Amin, Brijendra Kala.
Ratings: 6/10Reviews Counted: 18
Score: 72%
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Down: 5Bollywood Hindi Movie Gone Kesh Reviews and Ratings from Top Film Critics.
Director: Qasim Khallow
Producer: Dhiraj Ghosh
Writer: Qasim Khallow
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Release Date: 29 March 2019
IANS | Hindustan Times: 3/5Despite its shortcomings, Gone Kesh, is a brave attempt at a motivational subject ... Full Review
Renuka Vyavahare | Times of India: 3.5/5Despite the film’s languid pace, this one’s a winner — hair or no hair. It also reminds you that good people end up with good people, always ... Full Review
Shilajit Mitra | The New Indian Express: 3/5Gone Kesh goes slack with the drama at crucial junctures, which makes the second half predictable. Still, this film is enough of a joy ... Full Review
Saibal Chatterjee | NDTV: 3/5Shweta Tripathi Struggles With Alopecia In Terrific Performance. Gone Kesh Movie Review: The title may be a put-off - the pun on gone case is a bit of a stretch. The film isn't ... Full Review
Namrata Joshi | The Hindu: 2.5/5‘Gone Kesh’ is a fresh film that tackles alopecia but feels too long at feature-length ... Full Review
Sukanya Verma | Rediff: 3.5/5Gone Kesh is a good-natured coming-of-age tale ... Full Review
Kusumita Das | FirstPost: 3/5An important take on hair-normative culture that relies too much on assumptions ... Full Review
Nandini Ramnath | Scroll: 2.5/5An uneven saga about hair loss and rediscovered confidence ... Full Review
Devesh Sharma | Filmfare: 3.5/5Gone Kesh is an old fashioned film about real world issues that will make you smile as well as ponder at the same time ... Full Review
Rahul Desai | Film Companion: 3/5Manipulation Done Right In This Sweet Take On The Social Stigma Syndrome. A disarmingly simple and well-acted story that resists the temptation of looking good in order to feel good ... Full Review
Anupama Chopra | Film Companion: 2.5/5Warm And Humorous But May Have Been Better As A Short Film. Despite the right intentions and strong performances, the sweetness of the story barely lingers ... Full Review
Mayur Lookhar | Cinestaan: 3.5/5Gone Kesh is fairly predictable, but relevant nonetheless. It questions the effectiveness and credibility of the various hair clinics that charge obscene amounts for zero results ... Full Review
Economic Times: 3.5/5The film is about conquering one’s fears, and leave behind the standards of beauty. The film unfolds at a comfortable pace, keeping the viewers hooked ... Full Review
Shubham Kulkarni | Cine Blitz: 3/5Shweta Tripathi’s performance will win your hearts, film is predictable yet interesting to watch ... Full Review
Vishal Verma | Glamsham: 3/5GONE KESH happily says that nobody is a gone case; we all have something in us that makes us unique ... Full Review
Manisha Lakhe | Now Running: 3/5A sweet little film that makes several inroads into your heart. Touching, funny and everyone acts brilliantly. ... Full Review
Johnson Thomas | Free Press Journal: 2.5/5Shweta Tripathi is effortless but this half-baked attempt at a cause celebre doesn’t do her talent, justice! ... Full Review
Poulomi Das | Arre: 2.5/5Female baldness, unlike male baldness, doesn’t invite sympathy – it’s a marker of inadequacy. It’s this narrative that debutante director Qassim Kallow attempts to dissect in Gone Kesh with the story of a small-town girl suffering from alopecia. But the movie does not do justice to a bold subject ... Full Review