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Hawaa Hawaai Hindi Movie Reviews
Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Taran Adarsh Site:Bollywood Hungama
HAWAA HAWAAI is all about ordinary people. Those who cross our paths every single day, but we barely glance at them. Neither do we have the time or inclination to think of their existence. It's the story of willpower and determination. And it highlights the triumph of the human spirit in the wake of adversities. It makes you realize that those who dream have the power to move mountains. It's about ambitions and finding the hero within. On the whole, HAWAA HAWAAI is a gem that shouldn't be missed. A wonderful creation with heartrending emotions, this one's inspirational and motivating. Strongly recommended!Visit Site for more
Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Raja Sen Site: Rediff
Hawa Hawaii is simple but wonderful. It's a well-textured and etched film. Gupte's first film, the marvellous Stanley Ka Dabba was better-realised cinematically and held more to cherish, but Hawa Hawaai tries to bite off more. And while its larger point about farmer suicides certainly ought have been handled more subtly, at least this film -- like its characters -- goes for broke. And that's what makes it special. Or as Arjun would say, "peshal."Visit Site for more
Ratings:4/5 Review By: Saibal Chaterjee Site: NDTV
Writer-director Amole Gupte employs the standard tropes of a triumph-of-the-underdog tale to deliver a warm, sensitive and rousing slice-of-life drama. The young boy whose story Hawaa Hawaai is, as well as the four street children who stand by him come hell or high tide, are completely believable and affecting characters that grow on the audience as the film gets into its stride. Don't expect cheap thrills Hawaa Hawaai. It proffers none. But if it is genuine entertainment that you are looking for, your search ends here.Visit Site for more
Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Madureeta Mukherjee Site: Times Of India (TOI)
Amol Gupte's story is soulful, heart-breaking and hopeful - moving you from tears to deep-thought. He skillfully creates a portrait of the lives of deprived children - with profundity and playfulness. . It's often stretched and over-dramatized, yet, the story is so heart-warming that the flaws seem like unnecessary details before a climax (however predictable), that's fulfilling. 'HH''s inspiring story is for children, for the child in all of us and for adults who need to wake up to dream again.Visit Site for more
Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Rohit Khilnani Site: India Today
No doubt that the heart of the film is in the right place, it shows us a world which is so close to all of us and most of the times we choose to ignore and behave as if it doesn't exist just because it doesn't affect us directly. The film has its moments that will move you to tears. It's a film that will touch your heart but it could have been much better had the focus been just the story. Looks like the emphasis is sometimes only on making you feel bad for the subject which should come naturally and not be so in-your-face.Visit Site for more
Ratings:2.5/5 Review By: Shubhra Gupta Site:Indian Express
I love underdogs. Who doesn’t? Especially those who come from disadvantaged backgrounds and show the privileged what’s what. And even more so when they are played by a bunch of endearing fellows, led by a lad who has a flame in his eyes, and a pleasing steadiness of purpose. ‘Hawaa Hawaai’ has a big beating heart, but you wish it had been a better film: it trundles on, leaps up intermittently, but doesn’t fly.Visit Site for more
Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Mohar Basu Site:Koimoi
Hawaa Hawaai is an intensely positive film that would turn even cynics propitious. It is not frequent that one would fall for a story like this which has little novelty. What persuades is that it comes with a big heart and a pristine soul. Amol Gupte tells this story with his conspicuously piercing, asking multiple unanswered questions and devising a masterly win for the underdog. If there’s one film that must be watched without fail, this without doubts stands as the best bet.
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