Yew Sang Chew

The plot and setting is nothing new. The good guys win in the end. I love it. Some interesting twists and turns. A little bit violent but PG should be okay. I like the characters and the actors fit their parts. The unconvincing part is the lead actress. Not that she is not a good actress but she is such a small petite little lady. Yet she outwits a bunch of thieves and merciless cold-blooded murderers quite easily. Good movie, though for entertainment.

The movie uses shocking twists and turns to attract the viewer. There are many, beginning right from the opening scene. The shooter shoots the one giving instructions instead of the target. I must say I was intrigued. The story is quite good but a little unrealistic. The acting is good, especially Tiger, Soni Razdan who plays his mother and the little child actress, Dishita Sehgal who plays Ruhi. The supporting cast is good too. Tiger looks good. He has a very handsome face. Of course, there’s no need to mention his well-trained awesome body. The director and cinematographer seem to emphasize on beauty – beautiful bodies, faces, dances, scenery, etc. Too perfect to be realistic. Even the fighting is in beautiful slow motion, always focusing on Tiger’s beautiful body in mid-air, in impossible positions and poses. I think they have neglected Hrithik Roshan a little. Generally, the fighting scenes are not realistic. A lot of explosions and special effects, that do not look real. I think they can improve in this. I believe the special effects for this movie “war” can be done better. I enjoyed the movie.