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BollywoodHungama 3.5/5

On the whole, RANN is truly a well-made film. No two opinions on that. The film should be patronised by viewers of serious, sensible cinema. Recommended! Read More

TimesOfIndia.com 4/5

It's essentially an ensemble cast, where everyone puts up an impressive performance. Amitabh Bachchan's honest TV media baron act is uplifting. Mohnish Behl's unscrupulous media baron act is chilling. Read More

SantaBanta.com 4/5

Rann defines the role of the electronic media in today's context with remarkable virility and dramatic force. This is Ram Gopal Varma's best work since Company. Read More

PlanetBollywood.com 3.5/5

Overall, it is neither a hardcore documentary, nor a film on media-bashing, but rather a work of art on the lines of middle cinema that exposes the bad side of the media and brings out a lot of good in it too. Read More

IndiaTimes.com 2.5/5

The film does run out of steam, sporadically, in the second half but otherwise Rann is a riveting drama. Read More

IdleBrain.com 3.5/5

The movie belongs to Amitab Bachchan in the first half and in the last 20 minutes. Most of the second half belongs to Ritesh. Only flaw in the movie is about how Amitabh blindly trusts his son. Rann might not be a film for everybody, but it is RGV's best movie since Company. Read More

Glamsham.com 4/5

Amitabh Bachchan and Paresh Rawal are the two pillars on which RANN stands. One an upright individual, the other, corrupt to the core. A menacing performance by Rawal. Amitabh lends his own charisma to the character, which identifies with the viewer. Read More

BehindWoods.com 2.5/5

The movie directly and indirectly points several politicians, media people and industrialists and it might bring RGV under some stress for sure. A valiant attempt in showing the power and politics involved in the media world and is sure worth the trip to the theatres. Read More

ApunKaChoice.com 3/5

'Rann' takes off well but begins to lose momentum in intermittent reels. The drama does build up nicely in the last half hour - with a literal 'sting' in the tale - and concludes on a thought-provoking monologue by Big B. Read More

Smashits.com

Cinematography by Amit Roy is excellent and so is the Nipun Gupta's editing. The background music is good. Read More

NDTV 2/5

Bachchan, Ritesh Deshmukh and Suchitra Krishnamoorthy, playing the mole, bring some restraint and dignity to this cacophonous tale. Otherwise it's sound and fury signifying little. Read More