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Critics Review
3.50
Kangana Ranaut Is Absolute Perfection In This Not-To-Be-Missed Gem
The supporting actors, spearheaded by Richa Chadha in an extended cameo that livens up Panga a few notches, are first-rate. Both Megha Burman and Smita Tambe, embodying two ends of the film's kabaddi spectrum, deserve special mention for their sterling show on and off the court, while the seasoned Neena Gupta, somewhat underserved by the screenplay, loses no opportunity to make her presence felt. Sensitive and riveting at once, Panga is a not-to-be-missed gem.(more)
Source: Saibal Chatterjee , NDTV Movies
3.50
Kangana Ranaut touches your heart in this emotional roller-coaster
The only thing that somewhere doesn't go down well with Panga is its pace. There are some scenes that look a bit stretched, and while you know wha's going to happen next, the wait only seems longer. Other than that, this wholesome family film is a must watch for the way it is told, for being real and for the emotional chord it strikes with you from the very beginning.(more)
Source: Monika Rawal Kukreja, Hindustan Times
3.50
Kangana Ranaut takes Panga and gets it right
Panga is a good reminder that we all matter, individually, in our own way, in our own stories. It's a reminder to hold on to that little ball of confidence in you. And it's a reminder that Kangana doesn't need to actually take panga, she can simply make one.(more)
Source: Nairita Mukherjee, India Today
4.00
An exhilarating ode to motherhood and chasing dreams!
The humor and emotionally charged moments are deliciously balanced and the outcome is motivating and exhilarating. This ode to motherhood and chasing one's dreams is a must watch.(more)
Source: Sreeparna Sengupta, Times Of India
3.25
Kangana Ranaut's latest is all heart and charm, with an emotional wallop at the end
All one can say is that the characters in the film, the writing and filmmaking itself are all about taking panga with the defined and the established norms. The kind of panga that deserves more power.(more)
Source: NAMRATA JOSHI, The Hindu
3.00
A 'panga' worth taking
I will take this, if it comes with a film that celebrates a woman trying to reclaim her dream, even if it comes sanctioned by family. The film springs to life when Jaya raises her fist, and slaps her thigh: a 'panga' worth taking.(more)
Source: Shubhra Gupta, Indian Express