Sehar (2005)

Hindi 2 hrs 30 mins Action, Drama, Crime
Critics Score
38%
Total Reviews: 8
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Total Votes: 0
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Review Summary: EHAR is a dull and dry subject that will appeal to a very thin segment of moviegoers

Average Critic Rating: (2.16)
Cast: Arshad Warsi , Mahima Choudhary , Sushant Singh , Pankaj Kapoor , Suhasini Mulay , Naved Aslam , Rajendra Gupta , Surendra Pal , Abhay Bhargava , Ghanshyam Garg , Jeet Pal , Ujjwal Chopra , Siddhartha Tewatiyaa , Kuldeep , Kali Prasad Mukherjee , Suresh Dubey , Vivek Rawat , Rakesh Tripathi , Vishal Saini , Anup Pandit , Sanjay Shrivastava , Sushil Badoria , Anup Karan , Vishnu Sharma , Ahmad Khan , Abhijit Lahiri , Vikram Sahu , Ravi Jhankal , Padam Singh , Amit Bhalla , Madan Joshi , Faizan Charania , Rajendra Sethi , Surendra Rajan , Satyendra Tyagi , Jagdish Singh , Shital Shah , Ashok Pandey , Gautam Saugat , Vinod Nadi , Yogesh Pathak , Sanjay Mehra , Pankaj Sharma , Hemraj Awasti , Punit Johari , Pratima Kazmi
Director: Kabeer Kaushik
Release Date: 29 Jul 2005

Plot: The movie starts with a TV crew interviewing Prof. Tiwari ( Pankaj Kapur ) about the events that had occurred in reference to the movie shootouts and eradication of organized crime in Lucknow and surrounding areas. Since a young age, Ajay Kumar ( Arshad Warsi ) has been traumatized by Read more

Sehar - Top Reviews

Depicting realism on the big screen is an effort that needs to be lauded, but getting too technical about it and using jargon/lingo that is difficult to comprehend by the commoner can boomerang.
Full review on SIFY
Taran Adarsh, SIFY
EHAR is a dull and dry subject that will appeal to a very thin segment of moviegoers
Full review on Bollywood Hungama
Taran Adarsh, Bollywood Hungama

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Sehar - All Reviews

This is what exactly debutant director Kabeer Kaushik does when he begins narrating 'Sehar'. He takes you about a decade back in time when the state of UP was beginning to get engulfed in the ugly world of organized crime". A kind of crime when power was not meant to be distributed. Instead it was meant to be 'varjasv' which means total power. The power that cannot be taken or given. It can only be 'earned'."
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Seher talks of the origin of organised crime in North India and the measures taken to bring it under control.
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Sanhita Paradkar, Rediff 
‘This is just another mafia/cop film’ I hear you say after seeing the title “Sehar”. The story is not novel but it touches on subjects that many other similarly themed films fail to explore. For starters, Kabeer Kaushik’s maiden script-direction venture i
Full review on Planet Bollywood
Shahid Khan, Planet Bollywood
With the word of mouth publicity, it will certainly prove to be 'Page 3' of this second half of the year
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