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Critics Consensus: Like the genetically modified grain at the center of its story, Basmati Blues is probably best locked in storage and saved for cases of cinematic famine.
Critic Consensus: Like the genetically modified grain at the center of its story, Basmati Blues is probably best locked in storage and saved for cases of cinematic famine.
All Critics (25) | Top Critics (8) | Fresh (2) | Rotten (23)
Basmati Blues is the kind of easily forgiven early career move that is best released on home video and forgotten.
"Basmati Blues" is one of those movies that isn't terrible but still leaves you wondering why it exists.
Basmati Blues isn't nearly as bad as some of the online buzz might indicate...and that's actually unfortunate. Instead of vying for a so-bad-it's-entertaining categorization, it falls squarely into the hell of cinematic mediocrity.
An amiable misfire.
A broadly played though vibrantly photographed musical romantic-comedy that fails to find a happy medium between cute-and-clever and simply cloying.
Watching it is something like watching a play's first full dress rehearsal or a gangly baby deer's initial efforts to stand, where it's the effort that's more engaging than the achievement itself.
Yes, as an Indian critic, I can confirm that Brie Larson's film is unbelievably and insultingly racist.
But Basmati Blues, even if well-intentioned, does not rise above the cliches to find its heart.
A simple American comedy production that tries to present Hollywood audiences with a taste of Indian Bollywood... [Full review in Spanish]
Larson is cute but this is far beneath her talents.
Part hamfisted critique of Big Ag, part strained romantic comedy, and part insipid musical that's not much like the Bollywood tribute it's meant to be. An accidental parody of itself.
A shaky, Bollywood-style musical worth a watch just to see Oscar-winner Brie Larson give it her all.
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