Santosh Nair

The series was an enjoyable watch and offered a glimpse into the life of a true sporting legend. However, considering Ayrton Senna's immense popularity among kids and families, the inclusion of intimate scenes felt unnecessary and could have been avoided. Making it a "safe" family watch would have been a much better approach. My 14-year-old has been a passionate Senna fan since he was 11, so I found myself previewing every episode before watching it with him. Additionally, after reading other reviews, it seems the series missed some key aspects of Senna's real personality, particularly his deep relationship with God, which was such a significant part of his life. Despite these shortcomings, it remains a good watch, offering a window into the story of a legend who left an indelible mark on F1 and continues to inspire fans worldwide.

Never a dull moment! Makes us feel so amazingly proud for this amazing achievement! India's first ever world cup!! Truly inspirational. No one was expecting India to win, yet, they believed they could and they did. Kudos!

What a movie! The struggles faced by every honest candidate from the lower strata of society has been beautifully depicted. What an amazing performance by the cast. Kudos to Vikrant and Vidhu. Moreover, it's a total family movie with not a single unwanted scene... Something after a really long time. Must watch.

Not so bad but some sexual references are too much for the little audience. Otherwise it's just a one-time watch.

It's gone woke too, big time! Lacks the fun elements of the prequel. Even bumping off the female Thor was too forced. Movie is a bit stretched and too verbose! Didn't enjoy much.

This is a classic remake! A must watch. One of the best performances by every single cast member. Don't give into the fake reviews. Go for it.

A well made movie with a strong message and plenty of laughs along with twists and turns. Great acting by the cast.

A fine, one-time watch. It could have been slightly more fast-paced. Somewhere it felt like Jack Reacher was stuck inside a home instead of a village.

Enjoyed it thoroughly, with family. In spite of the violence-laden war scenes, showing no blood or gore is a great step. The character of the witch was too easily ended, I feel. And thanks for avoiding even a kiss. Except for the river scene, there was nothing awkward in the movie. If this doesn't come up as a series, a few more heroics of the leading lady could've been included. Anyway, an entertaining film.