Director
Gauri
Shinde's
latest
Hindi
movie
English
Vinglish
starring
Sridevi
in
lead,
is
a
story
of
a
housewife
and
her
quest
to
learn
English.
The
movie
has
received
rave
reviews
from
film
critics.
This
is
Sridevi's
comeback
movie
and
her
performance
has
impressed
the
critics.
The
film
has
been
rated
4
out
of
5.
Continue
to
read
film
critics
verdict.
Bollywood
Hungama
-
Taran
Adarsh's
Rating:
4
It's
amusing,
emotional,
heartrending
and
also
insightful.
An
inspiring
film
with
an
overwhelming
message.
A
must-watch
for
every
parent,
every
child.
Strongly
recommended!
Rediff
-
Raja
Sen's
Rating:
4
Go
watch
English
Vinglish,
and
take
your
mothers
along.
As
shown
by
one
great
scene
which
has
Shashi
speaking
furiously
in
Hindi
to
her
chef
friend
Laurent,
who
replies
back
in
thoughtful-sounding
French,
it
isn't
about
language.
Oneindia
-
Puri's
Rating:
4
English
Vinglish
is
a
must
watch.
It's
a
compete
family
entertainer.
It
has
some
excellent
performances,
especially
Sridevi's!
When
compared
to
Madhuri
Dixit
(Aaja
Nachle)
and
Karisma
Kapoor's
comeback
(Dangerous
Ishhq),
Sridevi
definitely
has
the
best
comeback
in
Bollywood
with
a
beautiful
story
and
strong
role.
One
of
the
best
movies
of
the
year
English
Vinglish
deserves
a
Hats
Off!
Glamsham
-
Martin
D'Souza's
Rating:
4
This
movie
is
a
lesson
for
married
couples,
children,
families
and
even
friends.
Shinde
has
layered
a
love
story
so
beautiful
with
a
neat,
tragic
twist
to
a
romance.
The
characters
are
cautiously
crafted
and
delicately
displayed;
each
one
playing
his
or
her
part
and
moving
to
the
sidelines,
allowing
the
next
to
take
centrestage.
Such
method
in
direction
is
seen
after
a
long
time
on
screen.
Yahoo
-
Rummana
Ahmed's
Rating:
4
The
premiere
show
of
English
Vinglish
had
got
a
standing
ovation
at
the
Toronto
Film
Festival
and
the
film
deserves
every
bit
of
it.
Gauri
Shinde's
debut
as
a
director
is
sure-footed
and
confident,
and
Sridevi
is
back
as
if
she
had
never
been
gone.
Hindustan
Times
-
Anupama
Chopra's
Rating:
3.5
English
Vinglish
is
that
rare
thing
-
a
Hindi
film
that
creates
a
heroine
out
of
a
homemaker.
NDTV
-
Saibal
Chatterjee's
Rating:
2.5
The
film
has
a
clutch
of
fine
performances.
Both
Adil
Hussain
and
Mehdi
Nebbou,
despite
their
sketchily
written
roles,
are
solid.
Priya
Anand
as
the
niece
turns
in
a
noteworthy
performance.
But
it
is
Sridevi
who
is
obviously
the
soul
of
English
Vinglish.
Her
hesitant
but
heartfelt
climactic
speech,
delivered
undemonstratively,
is
the
high
point.
But
it
takes
two
hours
too
long
in
coming.
Chances
are
that
by
then
you
might
cease
to
really
care
about
her
newly
acquired
spoken
English
skills.