Lalitha Janarthanan

The issue with such narrative is that the director escapes by presenting it some 40 years earlier so that they can pretend that such things don't happen now. Also, each woman in the story has a flaw so that the heroes act of cheating can be justified that the female characters also are cheating in a way. At a time when stories highlighting the safety of women and men being sensitive to the situation around them is the need of the hour, we get to see such irresponsible narrations passed on to us in the name of humour. Sigh...

This movie has some bold dialogues and scenes which we may not find in other movies and they are enjoyable. A movie that is less than 80 minutes still managed to have a couple of songs. The investigation scenes could have been as intelligent as the quirky dialogues. Also, Rajendra Prasad kills his look alike in the movie to fake his death which is less convincing. How many of us meet another person that looks like us in real-life?

The movie does no justice to the novel. Parineeti and Kirti kills the movie with their overacting. Movie misses all the elements that made the novel a page turner. An absolute waste of time.

I am confident that things were not so bad as it's depicted in the movie. If Gunjan Saxena actually got the opportunity to fly at Kargil as shown in the movie, it's a shame. Also, Jhanvi's acting skill is a complete letdown. The movie has shown both Gunjan and IAF in poorlight.

A good story with bad screenplay and worse casting. The hero fails miserably to pull the cop story.