Apne Reviews

DAMN BORING, THE STORY LINE IS SO WEAK, IF U SEE ALL THE STARS PERFORMING, YOU FEEL NOSTALGIC. THE SONGS ARE GOOD TO HEAR BUT THE FILM IS HARMFUL FOR OUR DELICATE EYES EVEN THE EVERGREEN DHARMENDRA FAILS TO IMPRESS .... Read more

I always wondered when all 3 Deols (Dharam, Sunny, and Bobby) would come together, and it finally happened with APNE (Ours). It is brilliantly done, and performances by the 3 Deols are first-rate. It is a true and authentic family... Read more

Shudder. Two generations of Deols, three Deol men, and only Papa can be called an actor. I think the producer spent more money on anti wrinkle cream, teeth whiteners and hair weaves than he did on anything else. And even that... Read more

Just like JJWS did not get due recognition when it was released owing to lack of publicity, Apne too falls in the same trap. There should have been promos like the father being disgraced in his hey-days and his dreams... Read more

First thing first which strike at the beginning of the film is that Dharmendra at the age of 73 looks amazing. Story is equally strong as the star cast.Perfact way to bring 3 deols together. A impulsive and ambitious boxer... Read more

This has to be the first time that I have seen the audience clap and cheer a fight scene in the UK. When Sunny Deol exacts revenge in the climax on Luca (the current Heavyweight Champion) for what he did... Read more

Stars never die… the simply fade away. Once in a while they shine with brilliance, just as a reminder that they are very much around. That's Dharmendra for you as ex-boxer Baldev Singh who struggles to meet life after being... Read more

No two opinions about it. Anil Sharma's latest movie 'Apne' is rich in emotions. The film, marking the coming together of the three Deols on the silver screen for the first time, is the story of familial bonding and conflicts.Having... Read more

The film has a very warm tone of a father and his two sons. Told in the background of a-still-not-commercial-sport-in-India-boxing, Apne is a heart rending emotive display of Dharmendra to erase the blot on his sportive character.An equally good performance... Read more

Apne is the best boxing film Indian cinema has ever seen. However, as boxing films are rare in Indian cinema -I can only think of the Mithun starrer Boxer and Sohail Khan's Aryan: The unbreakable - that probably doesn't mean... Read more