Raees is fast-paced but it also feels like 20 episodes squeezed into three hours. In that, plots and characters are often left without rhyme or reason. It’s like a film racing on skates.

Raees Review Raees Review: Script Analysis. Right at the start of the film, we are shown a disclaimer that the film is not based on anyone’s life.

Raees Movie Review: RAEES is the fictitious story of a man named Raees, set in early 1980's to 1990's Gujarat, India. The film explores how Raees' rel ...

Mahira Khan (Bin Roye & The Legend of Maula Jatt) along with Nawazuddin Siddiqui (Gangs of Wasseypur & Sacred Games).

Raees Movie Review: Raees may be set in the '80s but, much to its disadvantage, it also takes the cinematic liberties that films made in the era did. Read 15 years of Mumbai Mirror's journalism here.

It is an average film, set in the 1980s, abounding in cliches, and with a directorial style that suits its period. But Shah Rukh Khan sure is superb? Well, not really. He could have played Raees ...

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Raees movie review: The film is a treat for SRK fans. Read the complete movie review of Shah Rukh Khan, Mahira Khan-starrer on Bollywood Bubble.

But his new film “Raees,” about a bootlegger turned politician, has hit a roadblock with Pakistan’s censors. The movie – scheduled for release last Sunday ...

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