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.
Assi Movie Review: A Searing Analyses of The Rape Culture | Filmfare.com
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Published · 4.0/5
Filmi’s reading 85
80
Assi movie review: Kani Kusruti, Taapsee Pannu star in urgent, imperative call to arms, a must-watch
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Published · 3/5
Filmi’s reading 80
60
Published · 3/5
Filmi’s reading 70
60
Suri finds Assi sincere and urgent, anchored by an effective Kani Kusruti performance, but says the second half loses sharpness with packaged…
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Derived by Filmi
68
Yogi · YouTube, Hindi · rating spoken aloud · 20 Feb 2026
Stated in video
Filmi’s reading 65
60
Stated in video
Filmi’s reading 55
60
YouTube, Malayalam · transcript read · 21 Feb 2026
The reviewer praises Kani Kusruti's performance and the film's raw, unglamorised handling of the assault and courtroom trial, but notes the…
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Derived by Filmi
55
YouTube · transcript read · 21 Feb 2026
Sucharita Tyagi finds Sinha's messaging heavy-handed and short on nuance, but says the performances and a few scenes make it 'miraculously' work…
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Derived by Filmi
55
Assi Review: Anubhav Sinha & Taapsee Pannu’s Film Shoulders A Powerful Theme Undermined By An Overambitious Approach!
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Published · 2.5/5
Filmi’s reading 45
50
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Synopsis
When Parima, a school teacher in Delhi, is gang-raped on her way home late at night after an office party, Raavi, a prosecution lawyer, fights tooth and nail to help her get justice. But when eighty sexual assault cases are reported in India every single day, regardless of age group, ethnicity, time, or place, and only four go to trial, what does justice really mean?