Uljah Movie Reviews
IMDB rating: 6.1/10
Review By: Ganesh Site:Firstpost
Ulajh stands out with its unique approach and treatment conveying the message of how bureaucrats, diplomats and IFS officers are unsung heroes, who control and prevent critical situations, which can lead to war between the countries. On the whole, Ulajh is one of those spy-thrillers, which deserves a watch for its story-telling and star performances.
Review By: Nandini Site:Scroll
Unlike Raazi, Ulajh has a confused plot, a questionable lead character, and unengaging secondary characters. The cast includes Rajesh Tailang as Suhana’s overly solicitous driver, Rajendra Gupta as the Foreign Minister, Jaimini Pathak as the R&AW boss Sanjeev, and Jitendra Joshi as Sanjeev’s deputy.
Review By: Taran Adarsh Site:X(Twitter)
Attempts to blend thrills and suspense, but it neither surprises nor engages… The plot had potential, but clichés and predictable twists spoil the show… JanhviKapoor and GulshanDevaiah’s performances stand out in this otherwise uninteresting narrative.
Review By: Komal Nahta Site:Filminformation
On the whole, Ulajh is too confusing and class-appealing to appeal to the average cinema goer. It may hold interest for a select audience but that just won’t be enough.
Review By: Saibal Site:NDTV
Ulajh isn’t exactly a washout. A little more vitality and veracity might have done it a world of good and helped it become what it had the potential to be – a spy drama with a difference.
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