Identity Card Movie Reviews
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4.0
Subhash K Jha | SKJBollywoodNews
In a film swathed in the aura of a doom there are flashes of tremendous humour and warmth. A brave bold thought provoking sensitive thriller . Strongly recommended.Read full review2.5
Shakti Shetty | Mid Day
Identity Card would have made greater impact if it were presented as a short film instead of a full-length feature.Read full review
2.0
Renuka Vyavahare | Times of India
Story: The film attempts to decipher the plight of Kashmiri civilians and local law enforcement officials who often get caught between the India-Pakistan conflict and militant menace in the region.Read full review2.0
Rahul Desai | Mumbai Mirror
A PPT history lesson about Kashmir at the end sums up a conflicted effort that could have been the new Wednesday. Instead, it leaves us to ponder over why the impetus was either on awareness or on storytelling, with both seldom combining to form a sequence.Read full review2.0
Noyon Jyoti Parasara | NowRunning
Identity Card does poorly as a film. While the story might connect with Kashmiri’s on an emotional level, it would fail to touch a regular audience. Complete lack on efficiency despite having a decent enough story makes Identity Card just about average.Read full review1.0
Sweta Kaushal | Hindustan Times
If anything, Vipin Sharma’s acting is what stays with you. Watch the film, if you must, for the intentions and Sharma’s skills.Read full review1.0
Saurabh Dwivedi | India Today
Identity Card, attempts to engage itself with the burning issue of Kashmir, but falls flat. The film is riddled with poor acting, bad script and half-hearted attempt by director Rahat Kazmi….In all, Identity Card is lost in a muddle.Read full review
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Anuj Kumar | The Hindu
Promises a mature debate on a vexed issue but is let down by the callow craft of the director.Read full review
