Section 375

Lots of twists and turns, and a meaningful take on the interpretation of law, justice and Section 375. Good lead performance by Akshaye Khanna.

A cut above the usual Bollywood fare. Riveting courtroom drama if you are ready to overlook some creative liberties taken with the legal process.

Smartly written, world-weary and well-acted, Section 375 is the latest in a recent spate of good courtroom dramas to come out of India. We really need to see more of Akshaye Khanna.

Absolute brilliant and Powerful performance.

"Section 375" is a well-made courtroom drama that asks a lot of tough moral questions. This movie felt like a blend of two other Bollywood movies I have seen called "Pink" and "Talvar." I think this movie is just as effective as those high-quality films and I was pretty engaged the whole way through. This is one of those rare Indian movies that actually has many discussion topics presented along with a very realistic storyline without many outlandish moments. I also think the two main characters were portrayed strongly and I found myself rooting for both of them at different moments as more information was presented. Overall, it is a socially relevant movie that presents many interesting talking points, while it effectively never quite takes one side.

Too good for Bollywood standards

Great movie. This reminds people to take extra caution who holds superior power over others. The law sometimes can be unfair, but it is there mainly to protect against real predators.

This was a refreshingly well narrated film. It keeps moving at a good clip. Performances are good. Akshay Khanna is believable in the character of Tarun Saluja, the star lawyer. Rahul Bhatt has done a good job. Very watchable movie.

I'll strictly leave up to you what you want to actually take away from this gripping and powerful film: it's tense, terse, taut but shameless propaganda. It doesn't pick a side and swoons into a political outburst between the strong #MeToo and the justified #MenToo, and questions the sexual exploitation from both sides of the table. Although clunky in parts the film has some solid writing: Ajay Behl had a dramatic voice always, if not particularly a distinctive tone. But this is his best work yet, because the plot is wildly compelling and I think that the gender role division has been stated with clarity and infused with endearing earnestness. Watch "Section 375" to witness Akshaye Khanna in his top form, and for a responsible and confident touch of reality the film very much offers. This is a terrifically made film, despite it's multiple bumps.

Shows the reality of Indian law. And how girls misuse section 375. MUST WATCH MOVIE!!!!!