• For those who like to hear cracking of bones, watch computer-generated stunts and exaggerated violence on the big screen, ‘Policegiri’ might come across as a staple diet.

  • Rohit Vats
    Rohit Vats
    IBNLive

    3

    A song in the film goes like, ‘Munna stud hai, aisi smile hai, jhappi dene ka public ka karta mood hai.’ Well, not exactly.

  • Gaurav Malani
    Gaurav Malani
    Economic Times

    3

    Policegiri meets with the prerequisites of the ‘tired’ and tested genre. Remake a South film. Overdo the action. Have a police protagonist. But for a genre that demands a topless torso, a paunchy protagonist is visibly misfit.

  • It is all fun to watch-loud, rumbustious, over the top, ear-splitting fun provided you are a Singham-Dabangg aficionado, and a Sanjay Dutt fan.

  • I’m sure Sanjay Dutt doesn’t want such films as a part of his legacy. So for the love of god and movies, he should say no to such proposals in the future. He should stick to Gandhigiri and not policegiri.

  • Karan Anshuman
    Karan Anshuman
    Mumbai Mirror

    2

    Dabangg is now officially a genre. Overall the objective of the genre is to show a common, “honest” policeman as a superhero. If with one stomp of the boot, Baba can make cars fly, can Krrish do anything more impressive?

  • For a film that is as spectacularly dumb, Policegiri makes far too much noise. The actors holler at the top of their voices, the action sequences are mind-numbingly silly, the background score can pierce through any cotton-wool shield, and the storyline is all sound and fury, and little else.

  • Plots with threadbare logic rely too much on larger-than-life heroics to draw its target audience in. But none of Dutt’s swagger is blustering enough to put up with a film as deafening, dowdy and drudging as Policegiri.

  • Shubhra Gupta
    Shubhra Gupta
    Indian Express

    2

    Policegiri is a remake of Saamy, and it is most certainly not a hoot. It is a terrible film, with none of the Tamil original’s sense of fun, trying to boost a star who looks well past his sell-by date. There is not one thing about this film that is worthy of being watched.

  • Veteran Om Puri also makes a fleeting appearance, but tickles us amply but not enough to make us want to watch this movie.

    Take our cue…run, before it’s too late.

  • Renuka Vyavahare
    Renuka Vyavahare
    Times Of India

    5

    Bollywood’s fixation for formulaic cop films with south sensibility continues and if you don’t have an issue with it, you certainly won’t mind watching Policegiri.

  • Taran Adarsh
    Taran Adarsh
    Bollywood Hungama

    4

    On the whole, POLICEGIRI is aimed at the single screen audience mainly.