Arka Bhattacharyya

Imagination of third realm like utopia is good, but the bollywood masala twisted in this film with unnecessary lengthy script made it impossible to digest. After an hour it was literally intolerable to witness such a mess of story line and worthless waste of money at the multiplex.

"Ayenge, mere Karan Arjun ayenge." If this was meant to pull up Bollywood then Tiger 3 is an example for that. The movie scenes, the script, the actions are nothing different from what we have already watched in Hollywood action films. The unrealistic aura of animated scenes and vfx almost grossed the whole film. You may also get confused at some places about the story line. But It's Salman Khan who will make you to remain at your seats. And then comes SRK as Paathan. The whole theater roared beating the introductory BGM of Pathaan. And then the ending. I have witnessed the enthusiasm among the crowd who have waited till the end just to watch Hrittik Roshans introductory scene. Eemran Hasmi proved himself to be the worthy actor in the industry as always. The primary purpose of a film is to entertain the people to the fullest. If that is so, then Tiger 3 is literally a 5 star entertaining movie.

Perfectly crafted and presented. Salute to the script and story telling.

Due to limitations of using quality animation, Sherni lacked the thrill or suspense throughout. But what we know is portrayed through the lenses in this movie, the Indian Village politics and opportunists. It's kind of defeat from both the tigress and Vidya. She remained dull to keep the pace slow and give the priority to T12. But animators produced nothing thus T12 couldn't share 20% of the screen time. It remained in the dialogues. The script ended abruptly somewhere leaving us in a mood of transition from nothing to nothing. It felt like film name is Jurassic Park and what we saw is the Government officials fighting with the local politicians and some opportunists to establish that there is a dinosaur and now there is none. Not that enthralling movie but as of acting. Vidya is as always the game changer. Better animation could have added some colorful feathers to its cap.

I must admit that my selection of words are so limited to describe this movie. I can only see that age is not only to retire and to rest. Age may give you the boundless expertise that can elaborate a character such as Mirza Nabab, by this amazing actor who is expanding his capabilities like the universe itself. He himself is an universe in this entire film industry who portrait such a variety with his amazing charisma. He is none but Mr. Amitabh Bachchan. We follow him though the lenses of Avik Mukhopadhyay, cinematographer in this film, and witness the wilderness of Mirza sahab to acquire a property that could be his own if an entity, a.k.a Begam, willingly transfer it to him. The more time we spend with the movie the more complicated it gets. And with a sudden burst of unfathomable outcome we regret why did we wasted our time with this movie. Here comes another character Banke Rastogi. Ayushmann Khurana is following the trails of the greatest actors who ever stepped in this industry. He didn't bother to create a new character. He was not at all interested with his stardom. He just fumbled with his words, following the script, depicted a common lower middle class elder brother and has thrown the vibrant colours of emotion in his character that we recognise easily. He is none other than ourselves, with a financially deprived background. This character Banke knows how to dream, and also knows how to be spellbound when it breaks. He takes up the challenge to take voyage against the wilderness but again he has the realisation that he should wait for the best. An old house with so many characters create nothing but a melancholy. But it ends with this very question. Aren't we creating a mess every day to acquire something? And at the very end, when we start to realise that life is not a melancholy. It's us who are the reason behind every disarray. The tune from Santanu Moitra gives the hymn to ridicule our own frustrations and to sing along with the timber. Do din ka yeh mela hai, do din ka Do din ka yeh mela hai, khela fir uth jana hai Ana hai jana hai, jivan chalte jana hai. Wait for the ending. A ₹250 can be equivalent to $1800, only according to the perspective. Definitely not a master piece from Soojit Sircar's house but not a waste of time either.