Nikita Agrawal

Fighter: An above-average film that falls short of being a masterpiece, leaving little impression or goosebumps. It offers mediocre entertainment with stunning Air Force sequences but lacks gripping music. The weakest aspect lies in the storyline, which lacks emotional depth and fails to evoke the expected patriotic fervor. Without overwhelming feelings, the movie lacks the desired impact. The star cast, including the main actors and supporting staff, deliver commendable performances. Hrithik's exceptionally handsome Greek looks, chiseled physique, and captivating dance skills steal the spotlight, overshadowing the heroine. Deepika's acting is reliable and she maintains her pleasant appearance, but fails to offer anything truly breathtaking. The chemistry between the leads is lacking, with weakly portrayed bonding that fails to convince the audience of genuine feelings. The movie tends to prioritize stunts and unnecessary attitude over showcasing genuine skill sets. Unnecessary style replaces the right emotions, making it difficult to connect with the characters. Simplifying the movie could have made it more appealing and relatable. Nowadays, fresh star casts often come across as more authentic than relying solely on established star power, which can sometimes appear forced. In summary, Fighter is a decent movie to watch, but it had the potential to be immensely powerful with a stronger storyline and more emotionally resonant moments.

Extremely bad movie! Like a total insult to the epic pious Ramayana! The worst character portrayal is won by Ravana played by Saif Ali Khan! He didn’t look like a king but a demon from a horror movie getting the crazily hilarious massages from snakes. My younger daughter aged 5 was literally scared and disgusted watching the whole movie. Lanka was a beautiful plc but shown so ugly and dark. The Rama is always shown with a smile on his face which was completely missing from this character. The VFX were nothing but funny like a bad Hindi cartoon show. The only interesting thing about the movie was that it was a portrayal of epic Ramayana so ppl are going and watching it. The dialogues were downright poor and derogatory at many places. I feel pity over a bad portrayal of an epic like Ramayana