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Scores normalised to 0–100. A 3/5 shows as 60. Each row links to where it came from when we have the link.
Tarak Movie Review {3/5}: This film might not be the regular masala fare that Darshan fans are used to but is definitely worth a watch
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Published · 3.0/5
Filmi’s reading 76
60
Critic calls the first half slow and near-disastrous, with comedy that mostly falls flat, but says the film is rescued by the leads' performances…
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58
Critic finds the grandfather-grandson family drama genuinely affecting but faults the opening romance as offensive and the comedy as tonally…
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45
Tarak movie review: Darshan's latest film is visually fine but emotionally hollow
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Published · 2.5/5
Filmi’s reading 38
50
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Synopsis
Tarak, the grandson of a Bengaluru-based businessman who grows up in Europe is reluctant to visit India despite several pleas by his grandfather. All goes well for him until he falls in love with Meera, a selfless person who lives for the happiness of others. The two share a blissful relationship, however, things change when Meera poses Tarak a 60-day challenge to prove his real love for her. To prove his love, Tarak accepts and as part of the challenge visits India and soon finds himself in a tricky situation that would ruin his relationship. What happens next, forms the crux.