Arun Raveendraraj

One of the worst movie Horrible performance by Karthik Aryan Poor Direction & screenplay Pathetic comedy Terrible first half followed by horrible second half My rating 0.5/10

shame on you bollywood copying south indian movies and taking all the credit. guys do check out the original movie and watch it with subtitles ...10 fold better.

Worst movie Nothing new same old cliche Just like other bollywood Action Films *Hot Heroine 😀 *Hero six pack show * As usual senseless Romance Worst performance by Actors Worst movie of the year Better save your money

Should have named Housefull 4 Below average movie Worst performance by Akshay Kumar If you want money do some business Please don't spoil Indian Legends 🙏🙏🙏 My rating 0.000001/10

I'm big fan of Vijay but this movie is completely Worst An old wine in a New bottle Bad comedy, very bad screenplay Poor script,poor Direction Illogical scenes Vijay should stop acting in useless Comercial films and should do films like Ratsasan,Jai Bhim etc

One of class film recently watched Technically brilliant A must watch family drama

As a personal review, I must admit that "Bholaa Shankar" left me deeply disappointed. The film's attempt to replicate the success of the Tamil original "Vedhalam" falls drastically short, and Chiranjeevi's performance in the lead role is nothing less than disappointing. His portrayal lacks the charisma and depth that Ajith brought to the original character. In all honesty, this movie stands as the worst cinematic experience I've had this year. The cringe-worthy moments, coupled with the uncomfortable romantic angle between Chiranjeevi and an actress of his daughter's age, were hard to overlook. For those considering watching this film, I strongly advise against wasting your hard-earned money. The original version is freely available on YouTube with subtitles, offering a more fulfilling entertainment option. Rather than spending your money on "Bholaa Shankar," I'd suggest using those funds to treat yourself to a delicious meal through Zomato. Chiranjeevi's decision to take on such roles only highlights the stark contrast between his performances and those of actors like Mammooty, who, at the age of 72, continue to excel in thought-provoking and artistic films. It's a reminder that there are far more rewarding ways to spend your time and resources than subjecting yourself to the disappointment that "Bholaa Shankar" brings. My rating 0.0001/10

A typical bollywood romantic movie Cringe fest 0.1/10