Abhilash Bora

Saiyaara" aims for the stars but crashes long before liftoff. The film tries to be an emotional rollercoaster, but ends up being a slow, confusing, and painfully stretched drama. The plot lacks direction, and the story feels recycled from every cliché love-tragedy ever made. 🎭 Acting: The lead pair seems disconnected and out of sync. Emotional scenes feel forced, and the chemistry is almost non-existent. 🎬 Direction: Weak direction turns even potentially powerful scenes into dull moments. There's no grip on pacing or character development. 🎶 Music: Despite the film’s name hinting at something musical or poetic, the soundtrack is forgettable. No song stands out. 📝 Script & Dialogues: The dialogues try to be deep but end up sounding artificial and overdramatic. The writing feels lazy and uninspired. 📽️ Visuals & Production: Some scenes look decent, but that alone can’t save a film this hollow at its core.

Narsingh – The Roar of Dharma" is not just a mythological retelling, it's a divine storm on screen. From the very first frame, the intensity of Prahlad's unwavering faith, the terrifying tyranny of Hiranyakashipu, and the earth-shattering arrival of Bhagwan Narsingh keep you locked in awe. The visuals are majestic, the dialogues echo like shlokas from heaven, and the transformation sequence of Vishnu into Narsingh Avatar is pure cinematic gold. 🎭 Acting: The actor playing Narsingh brings raw power and godly grace. Hiranyakashipu’s portrayal is chilling, making the climax even more satisfying. 🎶 Music & BGM: The soundtrack blends Vedic chants with thunderous orchestration, giving goosebumps in every divine confrontation. 🛕 VFX & Production: The pillar-splitting scene is a masterclass in mythological CGI. Nothing feels overdone—everything feels blessed. 🔱 Spiritual Impact: It doesn’t just entertain—it awakens devotion, pride in Sanatan Dharma, and the eternal power of dharma over adharma. A must-watch for every soul who believes in divine justice