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11/09/07
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No Smoking (2007)
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Reviews Counted:10
Fresh:5
Rotten:5
Average Rating:4.9/10
Theatrical Release:Oct 26, 2007 Limited
Reviews for No Smoking
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Top CriticThe film fails to entertain in the conventional sense of the term, and often feels like a documentary.
11/09/07
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10/30/07
Top CriticThe film swirls about frantically in the effort to entertain, has a terrible Bob Fosse-like dance sequence and generally overstays its welcome.
10/26/07
You'll be wishing this weirdly uneven tale came with its own government health warning – if only so you come prepared for an assortment of incongruous musical numbers and performances that couldn't be broader if they tried.
10/26/07
While intended as a comedy, there's not a scintilla of wit to be found here, let alone an honest-to-goodness laugh, and at over two hours, it goes way beyond a joke.
10/26/07
A real oddity, shifting gear after the first half-hour from whimsical melodrama to morality-tale-cum-psychodrama.
10/26/07
Quite demented.
10/26/07
No Smoking doesn’t kill anything – not even time.
10/26/07
Top CriticIf and when Bollywood does deliver a crossover hit, it's likely this film-maker will be behind it.
10/26/07
An enjoyably barmy movie that plunders from everything from Cabaret to Cocteau’s Orphée.
10/26/07
A cut above the usual Bollywood fare, though ultimately too slight to justify its rather exorbitant running time.
10/26/07
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