rkhariesh kumar

While the lead actors have done a good job, I don't understand why should he even fall in love and make her suffer much more. But that's where the catch is. All the time he helps her move on because that's the struggle she has. Justice Smith doesn't open up to anyone. He keeps things to himself and eventually dies. Now this is the part I don't understand. If he had opened up especially to someone who is willing to lend ears, would have been great. Felt little illogical there.

The direction is just perfect! The movie conveys the wrong doings in the name of lord and how they get punished. Perfect acting from Tom Holland (spiderman). The story is set and takes us on the journey seamlessly with the duration of 2hr20mins.

The movie starts off good, great cinematography and music and only those stay good till the end. The story fizzles out. When the context is dystopian the expectations are different and the story did not meet them. The story could have been much better in all aspects. Someway in the movie you just want to fast forward to the end.

Khuda haafiz explores the actor in vidyut Jamwal. The stunts performed by vidyut is less but high on emotions. The film is medium paced, searching for his wife who gets kidnapped in a arab country. The movie is vidyut's journey from India to the Arab country. He meets a well wisher taxi driver who drives him and helps him around the places. It's a one time watchable movie. Watch without any expectations

The movie is definitely treat for Chris fans. Action sequences are mind blowing. A simple story but extraordinarily portrayed by Russo brothers (Avengers directors). Directed by the stunt director of Marvel movies.

Watch it without knowing the story. It's scripted well and neat flow of the scenes in the movie. The twists are fantastic and the good ending as well.

Cargo is an emotional ride that speaks about the father's effort to save his baby daughter from zombies. A slow paced but an engaging screenplay this movie is definitely worth a watch. Sensible acting from Martin Freeman.