Average Ratings: 2.2/5
Score:33% Positive
Reviews Counted:8
Positive:2
Neutral:2
Negative:4
Ratings: Negative Sentiment Review By: Anupama Chopra Site: Filmcompanion
Cuttputlli starring Akshay Kumar, Rakul Preet Singh & Sargun Mehta is a low-IQ retread with moments taken from classics like The Shining and Psycho. The Writers largely do away with logic and filmmaking in this movie. Bunch of shows and web series on OTT Like Aranyak , Mrs serial Killer etc have already established Hill Station Noir where scenic beauty of hill station is mixed with crime and Cuttputli is very similar. Writing is so poor that visuals have little impact. In the promotions Akshay had called it a mind game I don’t think so
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Ratings: Negative Sentiment Review By: Komal Nahta Site: Filminformation
The film is a remake of Tamil film Ratsasan. The story (Ram Kumar) is routine as whodunits of this kind have been seen earlier too. Tushar Trivedi and Aseem Aroras screenplay is fairly well written but it is slow-paced and also lacks novelty of any kind. On the whole, Cuttputlli is a dull fare which wouldve done below-average business if it had been released in cinemas.
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Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Ronak Site:Times Of India
With its cold and damp setting in a nondescript hill town, Cuttputlli gets the eerie atmospherics of a campy whodunit quite right. It goes to the extremes of a serial killers psychopathic exploits keeping in mind the sensibilities of its target audience.
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Ratings:1/5 Review By: Shubhra Site: Indian Express
The spot-the-killer strand had the potential to make this a gripping whodunit. And for once, we see the stakes being raised, which is a rarity in mainstream cinema. A murder occurs close to Arjan and his family, sister (Harshita Bhatt, seen after a long gap) and brother-in-law (Chandrachur Singh), both wasted by the feeble plot, but nothing is made of it. Worst of all, the discovery-and-nabbing of the killer is got through in the most perfunctory way possible. Its almost as if the film cant wait for its own end.
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Ratings:2.5/5 Review By: Hungama Site: Bollywood Hungama
Ranjit M Tewari’s direction is fair, at least till the pre-climax. He manages to captivate the audience with his execution. The manner in which Arjan tries to get close to the killer and the investigation process make for a great watch. On the whole, CUTTPUTLLI has its share of thrilling moments but turns out to be average fare thanks to its weak climax.
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Ratings:3/5 Review By: Kunal Site: India Forum
In the end, Cuttputlii serves as an engaging whodunit and is indeed well-suited for streaming platform viewing. When it comes to that call, the makers have hit the bulls eye. The loopholes of the film and a select few performances along with longruntime don’t entirely favor the film and hence, it might be good viewing but is definitely a mediocre mystery thriller at best.
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Ratings:1/5 Review By: Shubham Site: Koimoi
Akshay Kumar at this point only changes his get-up and is the same man in every single movie barring Raksha Bandhan. The rush he shoots his films with is now visible and there is no continuity to how he plays his characters. Did I tell you how unconvincingly he cries in this one? Cringe.I dont want to be this rude, I love cinema. But Akshay Kumar and his urge to churn out zillion movies in a year has now started making us fear his content, and that is definitely not a good space. Smell the tea creators, before its too late.
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Ratings:— Review By: Nairita Site: India Today
Cuttputlli, now streaming on Disney+ Hotstar, is not a bad watch. But, with Ratsasan already available, and several other such thrillers in Hindi at your disposal – Raveena Tandon’s Aranyak and Vikrant Massey’s Forensic, to name a few – would you watch this one? The answer is clearer than who the killer is in Cuttputlli.
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