Life In A Metro Movie Review

Life In A Metro directed by Anurag Basu has a horde of talented actors. And the music by Pritam is one of my favorites in recent times. Life In A Metro has been the first Bollywood movie to be premiered in London.The movie releases in India this Friday . So let’s check out what the critics had to say about Life In A Metro.

Movietonic : “Technically the film is brilliant. Be it the taut editing, the superb screen play or the captivating cinematography, Life In A metro scores full points.”

Movie Rating : 6/10 

Martin D’Souza : ” LIFE IN A METRO is not all that hot. But if you are one of those who appreciates good acting, this film is to look out for.”

Movie Rating- 2/5

GaRaM : “ Performances are a major USP of the film with each character excelling. Each actor gets at least one scene in the film where they steal the show.”

Movie Rating – 3/5

Ashok Nayak : “The movie out shows an air of dryness and dullness because of flawed story writing. The appearance of the Metro band from nowhere at constant interval is annoying. ”

Movie Rating – 2.5/5

Meetu : ” Life In A Metro starts off with some brilliant lines that almost sound like poetry, but soon enough doze off to inane-land. Thereafter, the brilliance is pretty much sporadic.”

Movie Rating – 3/5

Taran Adarsh : “On the whole, METRO could’ve been a path-breaking experience, but the faulty writing throws a spanner.”

Movie Rating : 2.5/5

Raja Sen : ” Metro is a crisp, smartly made film featuring a well-tuned ensemble cast and an appropriate soundtrack. Overall, it works.”

Movie Rating – 3/5

Rajeev Masand : “To get a film with a solid plot that’s also technically competent has become increasingly rare in Bollywood, but Metro merges content and form so seamlessly.”

Movie Rating – 4/5

N.K. Deoshi : “‘Metro is a beautifully crafted film. It definitely ought to be seen once. ”

Movie Rating : 3.5/5