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Times Of India

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Shiva is an ACP who is out there to flush out the underbelly of Bengaluru. The underworld has no heart or emotions and this makes this tryst a deadly one. Will he be able to vanquish the ghastly Daali and his gang? Read full review

Deccan Chronicle

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The ‘long’ awaited movie hits the screens with blood everywhere. Literally. And, hence, it is sensibly restricted to adult audiences only. Director Suri does a routine mashup of his own trademark from pulp fiction brand. But for a change, it is in reverse mode. The movie runs for a total 128 minutes plus few seconds, wherein at least 100 minutes of it is a test for audience to connect the dots which the director leaves it wide open. Read full review

The New Indian Express

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Many a times, success of a film does not just lie in the direction capabilities or the strength of the story, but rather the casting, which, when given the freedom, takes the best course, lending a new audacity to the director’s imagination. Tagaru manages to fall into the ‘classics’ category, with intense characters, brilliant screenplay, creative cinematography and promising music including the background score playing with the stunts scenes. The film also has enough punch lines by Maasti Manju. Read full review

Indiaglitz

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It is like giving question paper and answer book in a jumbled up manner. For writing answers to the questions you have to search and that obviously takes time to pick right answer. There is similar kind of situation for the viewers of ‘Tagaru’ told in terrific standards. Read full review