2025 Drama, Drama 2hrs 39mins

Critics Review

4.00

Shubhangi Dutt & Anupam Kher Starrer Is A Tale Of Autism & Aspiration With The Heart In The Right Place!

Pallavi Agnihotri and Anupam Kher are, of course, proven talents, and the latter, especially in the sequences wherein he has conflicting emotional reactions, are great too. Boman Irani shines effortlessly as Raza. Jackie Shroff is brilliant as Brigadier Joshi and Arvind Swami, in a more stereotyped role, shines as Major Srinivas. Gautam Ahuja as Max and Devender Madan as Joshi�s mother make a decisive mark despite brief roles, as does Ashish Kaushik as Dogra, Major Srinivas� deputy. Iain Glen and Nasser put in seasoned turns.(more)

Source: Rajiv Vijayakar, Koimoi

2.50

Shubhangi Dutt, Anupam Kher leaves you with warmth and acceptance

You hope that this � warmth and acceptance � is pretty much the sentiment that the film will leave the viewers with, even if Tanvi appears more eccentric and awkward than straight-up challenged in places, with the ability to set aside those difficulties for the job at hand, which is hard to swallow. But then she gets there, and you want to say good job, Tanvi, well done.(more)

Source: Shubara Gupta, Indian Express

3.00

Hope lifts emotional story of an autistic girl directed by Anupam Kher, even as logic slips

Tanvi The Great is a film powered by heartfelt performances and an emotional core rooted in family, resilience, and purpose. But as it shifts into high gear, it loses some of the grounding that made it special. Despite the uneven execution, it deserves credit for its intent � and for giving us a protagonist whose quiet courage lingers, even when the story does not.(more)

Source: Rishabh Sri, Hindustan Times

2.00

Anupam Kher's Directorial Is Easy On The Eye But Inconsistent

Tanvi the Great is commendably offbeat but it rarely strikes the chords that it needs to with the force that can enable the girl's struggles and strengths to hit home.(more)