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Aamir Khan’s latest film ‘Talaash’ was a much anticipated film, and has the film met with the expectations that it had raised? Well, almost, from the looks of it.

Rediff says it starts off well, but simmers eventually: “Someone asked me if Talaash was a watchable film, and indeed it is. It’s better put together than a lot of the films we see here, and definitely strongly acted, but ends up so, so much less enjoyable than it deserved to be.”

IBN Live feels its a very watchable film but not an unforgettable one: “Its shortcomings notwithstanding, it’s a good example of an entertaining commercial film that didn’t need to be lazy or senseless. Don’t miss it; easily one of the better films this year.”

The Times of India is impressed: “ Talaash belongs to the genre of cinema noir of which there are few examples in recent times. This film is a good attempt at revisiting suspense flicks that were a huge craze in the 50-60s.”