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3.50
Watch it for Irrfan, Nawazuddin
The Lunchbox is about a dabba that fetches up at the wrong table, and the tasty fall-out of that little sin.(more)
Source: Shubhra Gupta, Indian Express
4.00
Go taste this one, you will walk out with a smile.
Ritesh Batra lends the film an earthy feel with a lot of shots of the local train, the messy government office, Mumbai traffic, dabbawallas and more, which set the tone of the film. (more)
Source: ROHIT KHILNANI, India Today
4.00
The Lunchbox offers food for the soul
Debutant director Ritesh Batra has a firm grip over the narrative. The director brings alive an era when love letters played a crucial role... probably something that people who are busy romancing over SMSes won't know about. (more)
Source: Harshada Rege , DNA
4.00
The Lunchbox is the best Indian film in years
Batra, who has also written The Lunchbox, has allowed his smashing actors tremendous room to improvise, all the while himself sketching in nuanced details about the city, its food-ferriers, and the many disparities Mumbai is crammed with. (more)
Source: Raja Sen, Rediff.com
4.50
The Lunchbox is one of those films that will mesmerize you with dripping simplicity.
Debutant Ritesh Batra dishes out in his first film, that many filmmakers can�t achieve in years. His characters have the mystic charm of yesteryear beauty. He makes his film revel in simplicity as the two protagonists are drawn to each other via letters and food.(more)
Source: Mohar Basu, Koimoi