Noor (U/A)
21/Apr/2017 Comedy, Romance 1hr 56mins

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Movie Review

The British-Indian filmmaker Sunhil Sippy, who had earlier directed the offbeat film SNIP, makes a comeback into Bollywood with NOOR. The first twenty minutes of the film establishes the film�s characters. The first half of the film is decent but the film�s second half plays the spoilsport with its ...(more)

Source: Bollywood Hungama News Network, Bollywood Hungama

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Movie Review

Director Sunhil Sippy does well to explore Mumbai beyond the clich�d samundar city, of Marine Drive and Worli sea-face. What's infinitely harder to crack are characters beyond the lead in this film, which is centred so heavily on introducing to us Noor, the desi Bridget Jones�sloppy, fun, and funny�...(more)

Source: Mayank Shekhar , Mid Day

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Sonakshi Sinha strikes back with an endearing act in this feel-good entertainer

Noor is definitely one of Sonakshi Sinha�s stronger performances (Lootera still stands as the best performance for me when it comes to Sonakshi). She may be tad unbelievable as the bumbling journalist. However, it is in the scenes where she has to portray betrayal and heartbreak where she shines the...(more)

Source: Sreeju Sudhakaran, Bollywood Life

3.50

Movie Review

Director Sunhil Sippy has achieved the rare feat of not stereotyping people in the media by showing them as jhola-toting opinionated creatures. There�s an instant connect with Noor�s world; her friends are as silly as yours, her issues are at times frivolous but her quarter-life crisis seems credibl...(more)

Source: Nihit Bhave, Times Of India

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Sonakshi Sinha Is Lively In A Film As Appetizing As Flat Beer

The screenplay (written by Althea Delmas-Kaushal, Shikhaa Sharma and the director himself) strives hard to make all these hot buttons seem relevant to the story but it achieves little success. Through the means of a long monologue delivered by lead actress Sonakshi Sinha, the film takes a swipe at M...(more)

Source: saibal chatterjee, NDTV Movies

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Talented Sonakshi Sinha finds it hard to save film's weak plot

The movie Noor does not have anything extraordinary about it but at the same time it is a different kind of movie as far as Bollywood is concerned. There are no forcefully inserted songs, that is a welcome thing. The movie has a few interesting twists in the plot, but I definitely wish there were so...(more)

Source: Suparna Sarkar, IBN Live

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Noor is a mix of fluffy romance and flimsy drama

The actress has a good voice, one that you get to hear abundantly through the course of Sunhil Sippy�s adaptation of Saba Imtiaz�s Karachi, You�re Killing Me! But when her soliloquy shifts from romantic crisis to a soppy, sanctimonious diatribe against Mumbai, Noor is completely out of its depth. ...(more)

Source: Sukanya Verma, Rediff.com

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Sonakshi's performance can't save this contrived affair

Director Sunhil Sippy touches upon a regular subject of a girl emerging out a winner but with a quirk. The reviewer liked the fact that the director has executed the plot nicely, although adapted from a novel. The way he made the female protagonist a narrator of the story in the first half is enjoya...(more)

Source: ROHIT BHATNAGAR, Deccan Chronicle