Every review we read
Scores normalised to 0–100. A 3/5 shows as 60. Each row links to where it came from when we have the link.
Someshwar calls the film a gem, admiring the cast's performances and the heroine's refusal to be a victim, with only a minor quibble that the plot…
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85
Published · 3.5/5
Filmi’s reading 85
70
Anaarkali of Aarah movie review: Swara Bhaskar film is a full-bodied, crackling watch
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Published · 3.5/5
Filmi’s reading 82
70
Ramnath praises Bhaskar's performance and the film's empathetic, moralised take on a folk singer's assault, but notes indulgent length and a…
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80
Banerjee calls the film bold and endearing, praising Bhaskar's authenticity in a rarely-told story about marginalised performers, with a minor…
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76
Anaarkali of Aarah Review {3.5/5}: Swara Bhaskar shines in this Pink-esque drama
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Published · 3.5/5
Filmi’s reading 75
70
Anaarkali Of Aarah movie review: Swara Bhaskar’s film carries the Pink discussion forward | Entertainment News
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Published · 3/5
Filmi’s reading 68
60
Ghosh calls the film an important step forward on consent, led by an electrifying Bhaskar performance, but says the screenplay is wobbly, with a…
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65
How this number was made. We read every review and derive a 0–100 reading from each — including where the critic printed a number, which stays first on its row, because it’s theirs. The Filmi Score is the mean of 8 readings; 4 of those rows also carry the critic’s own rating, shown beside ours. 1 review carried nothing usable and could not move the score. Rubric v2, computed 7 Sep 2026. Any critic can ask us to remove a derived reading.
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Synopsis
Hailing from Aarah in Bihar, Anarkali is an item girl, famous for her vocals, suggestive dance moves and innuendo laden lyrics. She enjoys her stardom and revels in the lusty glances. The singer acknowledges that she is no saint and even makes peace with the hatred she evokes among civilised society but what she refuses to tolerate is being exploited in public by an influential politician.