Turning 30 Movie Review

Turning 30 (Hindi)

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4.0/10
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2.0/10
Release Date:
January 14, 2011

Turning 30 is Naina’s story as she grapples with heartbreak, and a crisis in her advertising career in the face of her 30th birthday. And as she fights her anxiety and fears about being 30 years old, Naina realises there’s a lot of growing up to be done. Set in the heart of urban Mumbai, Turning 30!!! is a humorous and heart-warming take on a single young woman’s journey of finding herself, discovering love and blossoming into a woman of substance.

Turning 30 is Naina’s story as she grapples with heartbreak, and a crisis in her advertising career in the face of her... Show More

The performances are feeble. Panag works hard but there isn’t much she can do with such a weepy, whining, singularly un-charming character.

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NDTV

The film takes a promising premise and fails to realize its potential because it's trying too hard to be cool.

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IBN

'Turning 30' soon turns from a warm, welcome peek into that girl’s life, a girl we are prepared to like, into a series of clichés

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Indian Express

The writing is stagey, the situations caricatured and the acting mostly awful

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Rediff

There's only so much of whining about 'Turning 30' that the viewer can take

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India Today

Everything in this film stops just short of being actually real and that’s a pity because the plot definitely held promise

Filmfare

Turning 30 has its moments, but they are few and far between

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BollywoodHungama

The smart dialogues, the subtle humour and the fond look at female frailty/vanity in strong women characters makes for some fun viewing

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Times of India