Arijit Sinha

The theme is very familiar but the treatment is a breath of fresh air and of course two seasoned actors at their peak brings this crackling comedy to a fiery end, just loved this one.

One of those heist gone wrong movies where multiple interested parties are after a load of money and a good guy gets caught in the whirlwind. It's all about how well rounded off these kinds of movies are and how they end it connecting all dots, this one does end very well making it a good watch.

Not really a fan of Tej Sajja's body of work but with films like Hanuman and Mirai he and the creators somehow make a unique light commercial entertainer that mixes Indian mythology and local superhero genre work and they are never the less great one time watch.

A champ in its genre, this engaging thriller kept me hooked for 3 seasons, let us see what more it has to offer from the eeriest place on earth.

I just hoped that after all that buildup and suspense they would not leave the ending to the audience's imagination.

Fun plot and experimental treatment but just a tad too long.

Average but very entertaining and enjoyable heist movie.

10/10-Cinematography 10/10-World building 10/10-Guest appearnces Cannot wait for second part. Thing is I was stressing over missing this in theatre but having watched it today, I saw I did not miss much, I mean it was well made but not a spectacle which cannot be missed in theatre. This a magnificent movie for a world building but that is what it is limited to-world building. Hope when Dulquer and Tovino combine, they fill up more action and just a bit more big screen spectacle.

Very tight knit like its predecessor and the way the movie trasfers the initial tension to its audience and grips us with the shatanic chaos is where lies the success of it. Thrill a minute watch.

The Gentlemen from Guy Ritchie was more fun but MobLand is polar opposite, it is dark gloomy and packed with serious performances from Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan et al, which makes this a gritty underworld drama.