Suryasom Chatterjee

RRR stands for rip reasoning and rationality. Except for some cool vfx and set design, the movie is a thrash. No logic, no connection with reality and stereotype characters . The movie is a pain in the name 3 hr entertainment

Don't know whats in this movie. I see it again and again without getting tired. The plot, acting, direction and screenplay are just flawless. The movie should have got more honours than it got. Just shows what powerful director rituparno was.

An over melodramatic , unrealistic story with confused screenplay, Mimi's sensitive story was dealt with most insensitive way. First thing first, surrogacy is a complex subject with lots of legal aspects are associated with it.. the movie didn't even touches it. The director seriously gets confused in the middle weather to showcase motherhood, establish a point of feminism but ultimately lands up with a dialogue on orphan population. Mimi, got some entertaining stuff.. some witty dialogues.. but overall it just doesn't justifies the subject which it was intended to.

Article 15. The story is extremely relevant.. especially when India is facing such a strong cultural lag. But,I have my own reservation while judging the technical aspect of the movie. The movie at the end becomes a kichdi of social problem, crime thriller , botched up system etc yet not throwing adequate light on anything deeply. For instance, no investigation can be complete ( especially when you are referring to the crime scene) without a forensic team after the incident. But here the hero just by looking at the minor blood stain in a bus concluded that it was of the victim. Everyone justified there character perfectly except ayushman khurana. The character itself was unclear weather the IPS officer was doing his duty for it's sake or he is just following his lost consciousness awakened by his social activist wife (certainly, in real life an IPS is very clear about his/her line of duty). In terms of justifying the role, I do feel he is far from that ... Especially, when u have a strong IPS character of Ajay devgan in gangajal. But, like I said the story is extremely relevant and credit must be given to the team to come up with such sensitive concept...but do that sensitivity needed a rap number for a conclusion? Ahh well!! It's a discussion of other day

The movie was so predictable that it didn't even scared me for a second. I have no idea about earlier part. But this is not worthy at all. What's more I watched this movie at a late night show with more or less empty theatre.