sangeeta nath

So honestly, when I first heard about Mahavatar Narasimha I was like, “okay let’s see what they do with it.” Didn’t expect much at all. But when I was returning from the theatre, I literally could not stop talking. It just caught the emotions in the right way. 🥹 The way they created that scene where eternity shows up to Prahlad? OMG!!! Or when Lord exposed his endless Vishwarup to Hiranyakashipu? Goosebumps. Tears. Everything. Makers knew what they were making, and they captured it—the feelings, the events, the emotions—spot on. VFX, SFX, graphics? Great. Storyline? Awesome (obviously—it’s based on truth, how can it not be?). Some people online were like, “oh they didn’t cover the whole story.” Like bro, how do you expect a 2-hour film to catch a saga of 100+ years? 🤦 It’s not about cramming everything—it’s about showing the essence. And that, this movie nailed. Okay, flaws? Yeah, I’ll say it—the 3D was hardly there. They could’ve just released it in 2D and it wouldn’t matter. And the character animation… eh, stiff, a bit edgy. I know our animation industry is not Disney/Pixar or even like the Chinese (Nezha, White Snake) level yet. Sometimes it looked like interns rigged the models 😅. But still, the movie shined through all that. For me, this wasn’t just a film, it felt like darshan. Not perfect, but unforgettable. And yes, I cried like a fool, but in the best possible way. 💙 ⭐ 4.5/5 from me.

I never thought I'd give a movie just one star, especially not 'Kalki'. I had been waiting for a long time, with sky-high expectations fueled by the marketing campaign..As a fan of mythology, I expected more than what I got. .. It's basically a copy of so many hollywood movies like Transformers, Iron Man(the mechanical scene with Prabhas was a clown giveaway) and The concept of the magnetic field of Sambhala seemed lifted straight from 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows'.. The influence of the Marvel universe was also unmistakable. Anyway... It's not bad taking inspiration from other movies.. But the blending of mythology and sci-fi should have been more thoughtful and innovative.The film's portrayal of Kaliyug as a sufferable and destructive era but the way directors presented it like "2012"(That complex concept) The story line.. it should be and it deserves to be more powerful. I think they should've dug deeper.. I mean, Kalki is a fascinating figure, but the way they presented him was just so... bland. And the supporting characters? Forget about it. They were like cardboard cutouts. The movie focused too much on Prabhas, making it feel dragging and boring at times.. The fight between the bounty hunters, the fight between Aswathama, and Bhairaba.. Unnecessarily long.. Its like there is no story so lets make this fights long. And the funny comedy scenes?.. Not so funny.. As an Indian mythological film (with sci-fi elements), the director should have dugged deeper into Indian culture and the Dwapar Yug era. Pros: though the storyline is so weak still they manage to impress with the VFX.. And I also like the soundtracks.. And, of course, Big B deserves respect – no comments necessary! Not bad. But overall, I'm just disappointed. I was expecting something that would really make me think, something that would challenge my ideas about mythology and sci-fi. But what I got was just a shallow, uninspired mess. Oh well.

I wish i could have given a negative rating... However, undoubtedly ranbir acted great.. but the story... I mean what was that?????

Storyline and acting is good. But what I admire most in this movie is its direction. Those smooth transitions... perfect

I absolutely love this. I think best Series on netflix in 2020..

it was amazing.. after a long time i have watched such witty and her0ic animation. totally loved it