This novel attempt to foster Hindu-Muslim amity is pretentious at best!

This is a film that could have been much more, and yet is fulfilling despite the minuses. Recommended!

The performances are decent, the story is fantastic and the climax is moving, all but spoilt by an amateurish execution.

I suppose there’s a poignant message in having a Hindu play a Maulvi, and a Muslim actor essay the role of a Pandit, but such meta attempts are best left to the confines of an elevated wooden stage.

DOZAKH, smartly treads the fine line between the intolerance of religion. The turmoil the child goes through and the stark truth his staunch Muslim father is made to face at a crucial juncture is what elevates this film to a commendable level.

This is not your average Bollywood fare, but an interesting movie nonetheless.

Zaigham Imam’s story is much stronger than his amateur execution. Nonetheless it deserves to be seen for its sheer thought, which is brilliant. Love transcends religion.