Kya Yahi Sach Hai Review

AVERAGE RATINGS OF 4 REVIEWS - 1/5

Kya Yahi Sach Hai Review By: 

Mansha Rastogi - Now Running - Ratings 1/5

A year that turned out to be quite a potpourri of good and bad films is almost close to its end. The filmy mills have shut shops and tuned into the reverie of the season. Even the cinegoers are busy bringing in the New Year. But to break the reverie comes in a film Kya Yahi Sach Hai that boasts of shaking our belief in the law and political system. The promotional tactics of the film have been to question every current political and social issue raising a question as if the film were to answer it. 

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Kya Yahi Sach Hai Review By:

Dailybhaskar.com  - Ratings 2/5

3 Ups and 3 Downs:  A predictable and long-drawn-out storyline is one of the biggest drawbacks of the movie. However, a true attempt to make a different flick could be a reason to watch it. Neither big Bollywood names nor sufficient publicity will also act like a hitch for the film.

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Soumyadipta Banerjee - DNA India - Ratings : Not fit to be rated

If you are looking for entertainment, this film is not for you. If you are looking at going and having a week-end movie party with your friends, this movie is definitely not for you. This is movie is not for anybody who is looking to have some fun while munching on his caramel pop-corn. The story of this film had previously cost a senior bureaucrat his job, another senior bureaucrat her honour and forced scores of other bureaucrats and politicians to look for places to hide.

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Rohit Vats - IBNLive.com

'Kya Yahi Sach Hai’ is a work of fiction but its presentation reminds of a documentary due to the extensive usage of typical police band music and actual locations. Although IPS Raghu’s story forms the crux but there are several plots in the film. At least three stories proceed simultaneously. The second most effective story is of the parasitic Mumbai Police Commissioner who is ready to stoop down to any level for the sake of his social prestige. 

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