Kabul Express

Arshad Warsi, John Abraham, Salman Shahid, Hanif Humghum, Linda Arsenio, Kader Khan

Kabul Express is a good-looking film but it refuses to get its hands dirty. Instead of having a gritty and rugged feel, it is too spic and span. Read More

'Kabul Express' has a raw and rugged feel that verily complements the film's story and setting. The movie has several nail biting moments, all of which are peppered by impeccable humour by Arshad Warsi. Read More

On the whole, KABUL EXPRESS is aimed at the elite and the thinking audience. A well crafted thriller, the film has better chances at multiplexes mainly. However, the liberal usage of English and Afghani languages will restrict its appeal to urban centres in India. Read More

The first half of the film is neat and second half is very good. Though the film has the structure of a documentary, the director Kabir Khan succeeds in injecting humour and drama seamlessly. Read More