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.
Cinema Express calls Antakshari an ingenious, tense mystery with strong performances and craft, noting some meandering structure and heavy…
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85
Onmanorama calls Antakshari a raw, well-acted psycho-thriller that handles trauma thoughtfully, praising the cinematography and score despite a…
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78
Scroll praises Antakshari's tense visual craft, framing and editing but concludes the polish outpaces the writing, closing on disappointment that…
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52
The Hindu found early novelty in the Antakshari-themed interrogations but felt the mystery unravels into unresolved subplots and an unconvincing,…
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35
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Synopsis
Circle Inspector Das is so obsessed with music that he plays the game of Antakshari with anyone, anywhere; whether it be for fun with his wife or to punish the culprits he arrests. However, things take a turn for the worse when Das has to dance to the tunes of a corrupt politician and a serial killer.