• UNIndian, as a film, has its own share of pitfalls to negotiate. It occasionally resorts to contrived means to get around its loose ends. Yet, in the ultimate analysis, the film never trips irretrievably.

  • Renuka Vyavahare
    Renuka Vyavahare
    Times Of India

    7

    Anupam Sharma’s romcom is a refreshing take on cross-cultural relationships in contemporary times. The film doesn’t succumb to cliches.

  • Bryan Durham
    Bryan Durham
    DNA India

    6

    Brett Lee’s bowling (as Will) gets sledged in the film, buy an Indian cardiologist ‘wanker’, no less. His acting, while it leaves a lot to be desired, could do with some net practice. But he’ll get there soon enough. The film itself, could’ve done better with better writing.

  • Sreeju Sudhakaran
    Sreeju Sudhakaran
    Bollywood Life

    6

    UnIndian, despite its flaws, still has all the ingredients to be a feel good date movie. With a runtime less than two hours, it won’t make you shuffle much in your seats. Watch the film for Brett Lee’s charming debut and Tannishtha Chatterjee showing once again that she is a versatile performer.