rajesh alfred

Waste of time. An insult. The actors Hugh Grant, Matthew M, Colin F … should be ashamed. Guy R should walk off somewhere and …

Couldn’t finish watching it for free. Weaker than Coca Cola diluted with water. Lots of film wasted on funny angry eyes.

Difficult movie to watch as a sequel to the superlative first. The II is … trash; very difficult to watch. Even the Denzel Washington could not save it.

Rubbish. Waste of gigabytes. If you must watch it for Mr Hardy, watch it 1.5x. For high heads who’d like it for the guns and bang ups soundtrack. Mr. Hardy must be hard up.

The movie was missing; there was no movie. Generally good acting all around, even though SK was sometimes certainly in the overacting zone. Yet, it is his intractable intensity that keeps the ass parked in the seat. But there was no movie. The already weak plot, etc., becomes a joke being for a punchline. Good direction, too; but, sadly, no project.

Truly wonderful; and amongst the mishmash garbage that is Indian cinema, truly an outstanding outstanding film. Great performances, of course directed by great talent. A lotus compared to the star studded shit show that is Indian cinema. Much can be said, but this is the gist.

Good movie, all around. Redeems Indian cinema from the trash heap of celebrity attitude tinsel. What a relief to not have to watch another SRK or Salman or Shahid or the really truly anbominable South Indian movies. Ardent hope that Vicky Kaushal can remain and survive as an actor with talent and potential unlike SSR. Bravo Meghna Gulzar. Thank you, Screwwala.

Outstanding. This is true Indian cinema. This is the truth about our nation. The purpose and utility of this film is invaluable. All the hip-swinging, west-worshipping, fake-sloganeering, mega-rich Bollywood types must pledge to (and be required to) do at least one such movie a year. Give them a tax break Mr. Modi. This can help educate and lift India and 1.5 billion people out of the crushing misery that seems their inevitable lot. This is the movie Mr. Modi and every IPS and IAS officer must endorse.

Very well made movie. Talent all around. Refreshing acting by ALL. Vidya Balan joins the skill-set with Kangana Ranaut. Jalsa redeems Indian cinema from the regular Bollywood gangs and their inane antics in the name of cinematic endeavor.

Great movie in every which way. Great acting.