Critic Reviews for Brothers on Moviebuff.com

Brothers doesn’t rank as high as Agneepath but is still a keeper, especially for the melodic tracks!

Vipin Nair, Music Aloud

An old school potboiler where self-sacrificing mother is the cause of fire, 'Brothers', simmers with emotion and action in a new shiny pan

Anuj Kumar, The Hindu

What you get is an earnest Khiladi sporting his graceful greys in a movie that's too cosmetic, loud and exhausting to take notice

Sukanya Verma, Rediff

'Brothers', feels puny and underdeveloped- at best light-middleweight, dancing round in the shadows of a super-heavyweight

Mike McCahill, The Guardian

If you loved Warrior, please save your bucks and avoid 'Brothers'

The Wiire Source, The Wiire

Brothers may not have a soundtrack that totally caters to the masses, with the exception of a Mary but the songs are quite decent

Sreeju Sudhakaran, Bollywood Life

'Brothers', is a well-made emotional drama worth a dekho for the paisa-vasool fight sequences

Santa Banta Source, Santa Banta

It's puzzling to wonder why the makers of Brothers wanted to strip it down for this Indian version

Lisa Tsering, The Hollywood Reporter

'Brothers', only skims that dramatic surface, it could've dived in deeper

Srijana Mitra Das , The Times of India

'Brothers' wraps up on a positive note, in a typical Bollywood style

Dhriti Sharma, Zee News

The music of Brothers does not have blockbuster appeal but the soundtrack will flow well with the narrative

Aelina Kapoor, Rediff

The music of Brothers doesn't really go all the way when it comes to good expectations however from situational numbers perspective, it does well to keep you engaged for most part of it

Joginder Tuteja , Bollywood Hungama

'Brothers', is what you could call the classic Bollywood family feud

Vishal Menon, The Hindu

'Brothers', is in one line – Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham with Mixed Martial Art

Shreemi Verma, Miss Malini

There is no story, nor any story-telling craft

Martin D Souza, Glam Sham

Delightful variety in music by Ajay-Atul!

Karthik Srinivas, Milliblog

'Brothers', a film that’s trying a little too hard, Bollywood-izes a plot that’s already ‘too Bollywood’ to begin with

Rajeev Masand, Rajeev Masand

'Brothers', is a film that plays emotional rope-a-dope with its audience

J Hurtado, Twitch Film

'Brothers', could have worked better with better editing and lesser of the forced melodrama

Shishir Gautam, Now Running

Bones break, skulls are cracked, bloody cuts and choke holds abound, this is a testosterone filled experience with soppy bits that are hard to swallow

Tara Agarwal, Business of Cinema

It makes so much noise that any sensible point about brotherly bonding and filial fidelity, is completely drowned out by the decibels, take your earplugs along

Saibal Chatterjee, NDTV

'Brothers', offers a whole new experience to MMA action, but should’ve been done with a lot more finesse

Rachit Gupta, Filmfare

'Brothers', is a huge letdown on the account of its slow pace and lack of emotional connect

Bollywood Hungama Source, Bollywood Hungama

Whether a fan of the original Warrior or not, 'Brothers', will not disappoint you

Biprorshee Das, BookMyShow

The audio of Brothers may not exactly boast of chartbusting massy compositions, though one must add that a project like this does not quite demand that.

Rafat, Glam Sham

The crunching bones and spraying blood is as heavily underscored by we-are-family soppiness as it is with deafening background music

Shubhra Gupta, Indian Express

'Brothers', is dense with plot in the Bollywood way

Rachel Saltz, The New York Times

The heightened melodrama in 'Brothers', doesn't help its overtly simplistic plot

Kusumita Das, Deccan Chronicle

'Brothers', is nearly 600-times as long as the Rousey win, and not one-millionth as thrilling

Sen City Source, Sen City