Actuakers One of my all time favorites.

Bergorks If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.

Derrick Gibbons An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

Cristal The movie really just wants to entertain people.

saurabhrf It is a definitely a game changer movie for varun dhawan who has played a complete different role which no one would expect him to do so in his earlier career and he did it superbly. Nazwz as usual performed brilliantly . Other supported cast has performed their role nicely. The story is dark not to watch with family but also such kind of movie which should not be miss. the music is awesome such as jeena jeena , judai and direction is superb. No one will feel bored in the movie.

aally_v Very good gritty revenge caper. Varun shines here and this boy will go far. Nawazuddin is amazing as the unrepentant, lying loser. No clichés, our hero has no issues sleeping around while mourning his love, This is almost a classic. Despite the stretched ending this easily falls in the Ek hasina thi. Johnny Gaddar category. A must watch.

asheerash Varun Is In His Best! He has shown his Acting skills that he is way better than his Studen Of The Year Counter Part in this movie. The Plot Twis is So Brilliant! The Weird Thing about this movie is that you start to sympathise for the Antagonist and Dislike/Hate The Protagonist at the End Of The Movie.

gopichandsingh Revenge is of course the principal thematic leitmotif here, but along the way the film also incorporates other strands revolving around crime and punishment, the question of mercy and even terminal illness. Violence is always one scene away in Badlapur , but it erupts only intermittently. Much of the drama unfolds in the minds of the characters and through the means of innocuous but fraught exchanges.Apart from the slain wife, Badlapur has four principal female characters - Liak's mother (Pratima Kannan), sex worker Jhimli (Huma Qureshi), social activist Shobha (Divya Datta) and the wife of a restaurateur, Kanchan (Radhika Apte).Both Liak and Raghu treat these women like useless chattel, with the latter, who is supposed to be the righteous hero, reveling in forcing them to disrobe and do his bidding.