Zoya Factor Reviews
Feature Film | U | Comedy, Romance | 2h 16min
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Dulquer Salmaan and Sonam Kapoor's Film is a Fun Chick Flick. Watch the film for some enjoyable laughs, cute moments, and perhaps a lovely date night.
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Mahwash Ajaz - masala.com
The film strangely focuses on parody – the horribly simulated cricket matches, the tacky ad films within the film, the comedy-circus-style commentary – instead of humanizing the concept of cricket superstitions.
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Rahul Desai - Film Companion
Okay, snide potshot out of the way, this is a film that doesn’t pretend to be anything other than what it truly is – a silly, inoffensive romantic comedy…with an emphasis on silly. The film comes to life in the lighthearted romantic portions between Zoya and Nikhil. I could’ve watched those two for longer…if they’d only shaved off the contrivances.
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Rajeev Masand - rajeevmasand.com
The Dulquer factor is the only saving grace of this witless, charmless sham posturing as satire
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Sukanya Verma - rediff
There’s a smarter, sharper film somewhere inside this one, with insightful things to say about fandom and celebrity and superstition. As it stands, however, The Zoya Factor offers little cheer to those invested in the return of the Hindi romantic comedy or the halfway-decent post-Lagaan cricket film.
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Uday Bhatia - livemint
The Zoya Factor could have been a thoroughly enjoyable comedy. It ends up being a scrappy, erratic knock where a few crisp strokes are hopelessly outnumbered by a host of ungainly heave-hos. The film does not hit the sweet spot often enough to translate into either a truly rousing cricket film or a memorably moving love story.
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Saibal Chatterjee - NDTV
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Dulquer is the only good thing about this movie.
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