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2025 · Kannada · 1h 50m · Drama · CBFC U/A 13+
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Filmi Score
Very good
5 reviews
77
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Critics praise Hebbuli Cut as a sharp, unpreachy portrait of caste discrimination told through a boy's haircut ambition, with strong performances and writing, though several note it never resolves into a fully compelling narrative.
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Summary
Hebbuli Cut (2025, Kannada) has a Filmi Score of 77 from 5 critic reviews, is rated 13+ by Filmi (CBFC: U/A 13+), and streams on Sun NXT in the US.
Hebbuli Cut is a tender and timely reflection on social injustice, childhood desires, and the immense strength required to claim one`s dignity in an unequal world. Told with warmth, humour, and heartache, it`s a poignant story for anyone who has ever dared to dream.
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Hebbuli Cut is a tender and timely reflection on social injustice, childhood desires, and the immense strength required to claim one`s dignity in an unequal world. Told with warmth, humour, and heartache, it`s a poignant story for anyone who has ever dared to dream.
Where to watch
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Rao calls Hebbuli Cut an incisive, unpreachy portrait of caste using a boy's haircut ambition as metaphor, praising the writing, performances,… Read it there →
Sharadhaa praises Hebbuli Cut as an intimate, quietly political film about caste and belonging told through a boy's desire for a haircut, singling… Read it there →
The critic finds Hebbuli Cut's commentary on caste and communal discrimination sharp and its lead performances excellent, but says the film never… Read it there →
Abhilash calls Hebbuli Cut a substantial film on caste discrimination with strong writing, performances and craft, but faults it for lacking a… Read it there →
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64
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Where can I watch Hebbuli Cut?
Hebbuli Cut is streaming on OTT: Prime Video (India) and Sun NXT (India, the US, the UK and Canada). Availability comes from JustWatch and is checked every Friday.
What did critics say about Hebbuli Cut?
Hebbuli Cut has a Filmi Score of 77 (Very good), the mean of 5 readings of critic reviews, one per review. Readings run from 64 (Prajavani) to 85 (The News Minute). Every review and how it was scored is listed below.
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