Mayank vora

In an era dominated by action-packed, trend-following films, Aamir Khan once again dares to be different. Like Taare Zameen Par, his latest movie carries a strong social message and is a true family watch. It’s refreshing to see meaningful cinema that aims to create impact, not just entertain. Whenever you see Genelia on screen, her natural positivity and happy energy shine through and it’s the same in this film. Kudos to Aamir sir for choosing substance over spectacle and delivering yet another thoughtful film.

"12th Fail," directed by the remarkable Vidhu Vinod Chopra, stands as a testament to the power of impactful storytelling and direction. The film, inspired by the true story of IPS officer Manoj Kumar Sharma, captivates with its emotionally charged narrative, brilliantly brought to life by the exceptional Vikrant Massey. His portrayal is both raw and deeply moving, encapsulating the character's aspirations and challenges. The entire cast delivers outstanding performances, contributing to the film's profound impact. Chopra's direction is noteworthy for its authenticity and simplicity, successfully avoiding melodrama while keeping the audience thoroughly engaged. The film is not just a story of an underdog; it's an exploration of socio-economic realities in India, a journey of resilience and determination against all odds. "12th Fail" is a cinematic gem, a memorable and emotionally stirring experience enhanced by its superb cast, direction, and storytelling.

I'm puzzled by the current trend in cinema that focuses excessively on loud action, hero-centric narratives, and illogical elements. While action movies used to be enjoyable, they now seem to prioritize heroism at the expense of logic and depth. What's confusing is that these films, like Pathan, Gadar2, and now Jawan, are commercially successful. Shahrukh Khan undoubtedly showcases his acting range and emotional depth, solidifying his status as King Khan. However, my main gripe is with the movie's approach, which seems to idolize heroism rather than prioritize a logical storyline.

Watched such fantastic comedy after such a long time. I think everyone was hero in this movie. Performance, Story, direction, dialogues, everything was perfect. Loved it.

A masterpiece movie on the man who knew infinity, Ramanujan. Feeling so proud to rate this movie 5 stars.

It was not just a movie, it was the last opportunity to see Sushant act, to see his infectious smile, his natural witty style, his beautiful expressions. And I think God knew the future and he made Sushant do this movie, as his last movie. Just loved everything, story, message, acting of all the cast, direction. Everything was really nice. It's been 24 hours, I am still in Dil Bechara mood. We all really missing you Sushant.

It was an amazing movie. Really missing Sushant when I look at his movies list

What a movie it was. The one who would like to know one more thing about our great Maratha History, this is the movie for you. Not only Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj or Bajirao Peshwa Ji, but there are also many heroes in the history of the Maratha Empire. Thanks, Ashutosh Gowaikar Ji for your hard work to cover the complete spectrum around Panipat battle 3. No over heroism, a true honest story and nice direction which I super liked. I don't know why people are criticising Arjun Kapoor, after watching the movie I feel he did complete justice to his role and it seems he put a lot efforts for this role Kriti Sanon was wowwww, she looked so beautiful and graceful and her presence was very powerful. No doubt Sanjay Dutt looked amazing and played an awesome role. Overall, if you love our history and want to know more about our Great Maratha history, you must see this movie.