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Filmi Score
Good
5 reviews
61
2 very good2 good1 weak
What the critics say
Critics mostly agree the plot is predictable and the writing thin, but most say SRK and Kajol's chemistry, the masala craft and music still make it worth watching, though one reviewer calls it a flat, misfiring misfire.
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Summary
Dilwale (2015, Hindi) has a Filmi Score of 61 from 5 critic reviews, is rated 12+ by Filmi (CBFC: U/A), and streams on Netflix in the US.
Raj is a Mafia member. One day he meet a girl (Meera) while chasing by his rival gang and falls in love with her. Later he finds out that this girl is the daughter of the leader of his rival gang. Yet their love story continues until he was shot by his girlfriend upon a deep misunderstanding. After that incident these two lovers lives separate until their siblings fallen in love. With this new love story their paths intertwines again.
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Raj is a Mafia member. One day he meet a girl (Meera) while chasing by his rival gang and falls in love with her. Later he finds out that this girl is the daughter of the leader of his rival gang. Yet their love story continues until he was shot by his girlfriend upon a deep misunderstanding. After that incident these two lovers lives separate until their siblings fallen in love. With this new love story their paths intertwines again.
Where to watch
Availability by JustWatch · some watch links pay filmi.ai a small commission; it never changes what we show or how we score.
Warns that anyone wanting depth or novelty should look elsewhere, but says the masala, action and enduring SRK-Kajol chemistry make Dilwale worth… Read it there →
Bali calls Dilwale a 'big misfire,' faulting Shetty's flat, deja-vu direction, a soulless SRK-Kajol romance leaning on nostalgia, an embarrassing… Read it there →
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28
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Dilwale: quick answers
Box office, where to watch and what critics said — from the same data as the page.
Where can I watch Dilwale?
Dilwale is streaming on OTT: Netflix (India, the US, the UK and Canada). It can also be rented or bought on Apple TV (India, the UK and Canada), YouTube (India, the US, the UK and Canada) and Google Play Movies (the US). Availability comes from JustWatch and is checked every Friday.
What did critics say about Dilwale?
Dilwale has a Filmi Score of 61 (Good), the mean of 5 readings of critic reviews, one per review. Readings run from 28 (Upperstall.com) to 77 (Filmfare). Every review and how it was scored is listed below.
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