Laal Rang Movie Reviews
Avg. Critics Rating
Verdict: Timepass based on 10 reviews
Avg. User Rating
2.5
Verdict: Timepass based on 2 reviews & ratings
3.5
Mehul S Thakkar | Deccan Chronicle
Randeep Hooda gets into the skin of the nitty gritty of the character and holds the entire film on his own shoulder.Read full review3.0
Saibal Chatterjee | NDTV
A small film whose impact is enhanced manifold by Randeep Hooda’s presence, Laal Rang also has other bright spots. But cottoning on to them might call for patience. Spare some, and you might just find Laal Rang worth your while.Read full review3.0
Subhash K Jha | SKJBollywoodNews
Once in while you tend to overlook the glaring aberrations in a story that is so well-intended that it makes you wonder: why didn’t someone make this film before?Read full review3.0
Manjusha Radhakrishnan | Gulf News
…you need to be patient with this film as it tends to inject unwanted romantic twists and drama into a film that could have been gripping even without those crutches.Read full review2.5
Surabhi Redkar | Koimoi
Laal Rang is not a boring watch but not a theater must-watch either. This is an entertaining film with a dose of seriousity and has Randeep Hooda pulling off a great role.Read full review2.5
Manisha Lakhe | NowRunning
Who could think that stealing blood and selling it for profit would be the stuff that could have you grinning in the dark of the theater? It is. And the characters that have been created seem to be unrepentant and brazen in their greed. If only the exaggerations could be reined in, this would be a wonderfully dark comic film.Read full review2.5
Bollywood Life | Bollywood Life
While the story of Laal Rang might have faults, the performances, humour and authenticity largely makes up for it. Syed Ahmed Afzal’s earlier film Youngistaan had a novel concept and so does Laal Rang. Despite hiccups, the film touches on important aspects like how money dictates life and love in today’s times.Read full review2.0
Mohar Basu | Times Of India
Laal Rang is half-baked and unconvincing. Despite the grit, it never becomes a riveting film. Here’s a lesson to learn: Ideas don’t make good films, execution does.Read full review2.0
Kunal Guha | Mumbai Mirror
If you’d like a crash course in Haryanvi, this one covers the elementary level in just two hours and 25 minutes. But as a movie, it doesn’t justify the cost of a multiplex ticket. Give it a few months, a world TV premiere is on the cards.Read full review2.0
Lokesh Dharmani | Masala
Laal Rang could have been red hot alas turned out to be like a red flag to a bull. Don’t be in the red, spend your weekend on a beach or at a shopping mall and paint the town red or else you will see red. In a line, the film loses fizz sooner than you expect. Watch it only if you like Randeep Hooda. He is fab in the movie.Read full reviewNR
Anna MM Vetticad | Firstpost
This film has many interesting individual elements but fails to lift off in its entirety. So yes, Randeep Hooda is hot, but Laal Rang is not.Read full reviewNR
Namrata Joshi | The Hindu
A jumbled up messy film, Laal Rang could have done with a little more focus. It lacks spit-and-polish and style. There are no frills and flourishes, no slickness to the filmmaking. That, ironically, is its strength, the reason why it feels so real.Read full reviewNR
Nandini Ramnath | Scroll.in
The story is slight and stretched, and there isn’t enough meat it in to adequately explore the potential themes – the bromance that develops between Shankar and Rajesh, the moral concerns over illegal blood donation, the exploitation of poor donors, and the general shortage of the life-giving fluid that makes racketeering a necessity.Read full review
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My review of Laal Rang (2016) by rajesh93
rajesh93, 8 years agoRandeep Hooda starrer is meant to be based on two `real life’ incidents. Could have been a much much better movie if the directions were in better hands. an average movie.
