-
deftly portrays Niyati’s
transitions at
different stages of the movie."
Prannay Pathak of
Hindustan Times said "Alizeh Agnihotri,
Salman Khan's niece,...
-
either aren't
saying or aren't
ready to
admit to themselves." In contrast,
Prannay Pathak of
Hindustan Times wrote "The film
manages to tie up its own contrivances...
- and
wrote "Apurva is a well-made
gripping thriller."
Hindustan Times's
Prannay Pathak wrote, "Despite the
unappetising lingering over the lead character’s...
-
between the
politicians and the military."
Reviewing for
Hindustan Times,
Prannay Pathak spotted the
music of the
movie is underperforming.
Pathak wrote...
-
soothing call of Big
Brother and the
animated bleating of
electric sheep."
Prannay Pathak of
Hindustan Times noted "The
formal chaos and the self-reflexivity...
- unconnected, an ****emblage of
vignettes that doesn’t add up to a big picture."
Prannay Pathak of the
Hindustan Times writes, "The book is an
unprecedented attempt...
- and
wrote "Apurva is a well-made
gripping thriller."
Hindustan Times's
Prannay Pathak wrote, "Despite the
unappetising lingering over the lead character’s...
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November 2018. Malu,
Prannay R.; Sharma,
Utkarsh S.; Pearce,
Joshua M. (1
October 2017). "Agrivoltaic...
- Bai: The Arc of Living". Open Magazine.
Retrieved 14 July 2021. Pathak,
Prannay (9
March 2021). "Bangalore
Arrives on the Art
Museum MAP".
Outlook Traveller...
- and she was
described as one of the
authors that 'shines through' by
Prannay Pathak of the
Hindustan Times.
Tanvi Trivedi of The
Times of
India described...
