Mukesh Saini

nice don't why low ratings it is one of the best action

Just go watch this master peace

Fore me it was like a mix of Gladiator and mad Max fury

Bhaiya Ji Movie The story of the film was good, but the director was obsessed with forcing emotions. There was no need for Choti Amma's character. An attempt was made to forcefully justify it. Which makes one feel very boring. The story was also unnecessarily stretched too long, while there was very little life in the story, the whole story was fabricated just for the sake of revenge. How Bhaiya Ji was the father of a great Robin Hood, it was shown only in a glimpse, whereas if the kind of influence Bhaiya Ji had in Bihar was felt in the beginning of the film, then perhaps the story could have been better. Why Amma reaches Delhi when Manoj Bajpayee is injured, this story was not understood at all. Amma's character is just empty, without any reason, so it seemed as if she had to be given some work, that's why the director forced her there. Manoj Bajpayee is expected to bring something great, he is a great down to earth artist. But it can be said that he did not justify his role in this film and appeared to be an ordinary hero. Similarly, if you want to watch Manoj Bajpayee's film, you can watch the film if you are free but do not have much expectations. According to me, I will be able to give him 3 out of 10 marks.

I can say you can watch one time

Wow just wow all credit to ammy

Disappointing and Incoherent Mess - Adipurush (2023) Deserves No Praise As a cinephile who eagerly anticipated the release of Adipurush, I must say that I am utterly disappointed and thoroughly unimpressed with this film. With a strong cast and a fascinating premise, I expected a visually stunning and emotionally gripping experience. Unfortunately, Adipurush fails on all fronts, resulting in a convoluted mess of a movie. First and foremost, the storyline of Adipurush is a complete disaster. The narrative jumps haphazardly, leaving the audience confused and struggling to connect the dots. The character development is practically non-existent, making it impossible to feel any emotional investment in the events unfolding on screen. I expected a well-crafted retelling of a beloved epic, but instead, I was subjected to a jumbled collection of disjointed scenes. Furthermore, the direction and editing of Adipurush are amateurish at best. The action sequences are poorly choreographed, lacking any excitement or finesse. The CGI is laughably bad, with tacky visual effects that are reminiscent of a B-grade movie. It's astonishing that a film with such a massive budget could produce such subpar and unconvincing visuals. The performances in Adipurush are also a letdown. The talented actors in the cast, who have proven their skills in previous projects, are wasted here. Prabhas, who has shown great potential as an actor, delivers a lackluster and uninspired performance as the protagonist. Saif Ali Khan's portrayal of the antagonist is equally disappointing, lacking the menacing presence and charisma that the role demands. Furthermore, the screenplay of Adipurush is riddled with unnecessary songs that do nothing to enhance the story. These songs disrupt the flow of the film and feel forced, inserted solely to fulfill some Bollywood formula rather than serving a purpose within the narrative. It's a blatant attempt to cash in on commercial success rather than delivering a coherent and engaging cinematic experience. Overall, Adipurush is a colossal letdown. From its poorly executed storyline to its shoddy visual effects and lackluster performances, the film fails to live up to its potential. It's a prime example of wasted resources and a disregard for storytelling. I would strongly advise anyone considering watching this film to save their time and money. There are far better movies out there that deserve your attention. Adipurush is a regrettable addition to the long list of cinematic disappointments.