Samkit Jain

India's best special agent Kabir (played by Hrithik Roshan) went rogue and required a agent to stop him with that level of qualities and skills i.e. Khalid (played by Tiger shroff, I love if they cast Vidyut Jammwal in Tiger's place but perhaps Tiger has more followers and popularity then Vidyut so but I wish, to cast him in War 2 or more good if as a Villian against them then it would be the dream film to watch with this level of action ..) The direction and camera movements were impressive. The plotline is simple yet has a complex story structure. (Can also take Salman Khan to complete with Hrithik but then they have to remove the script 😁 ) The major highlight of the film is it's action sequences and both (Hrithik & Tiger) did it with complete ease looks dancingly smooth. The action was of top-notch because they hire four action directors to the choreograph the stunts of this film are worth mentioning - Paul Jennings, Franz Spilhaus, SeaYoung Oh and Parvez Shaikh, all four are highly reputed and experienced. Their hard work just pays off. Hrithik's entry scene was fabulously shot, showing his big biceps with that grey hairs was very sexy, muscular and charming. Many got a man-crush on him, Tiger included. One unnecessary song in the middle i.e. Jai Jai Shiv Shankar. I know, when you cast two good maybe the best dancer of Bollywood & in people's demand, there should be a dance battle and faceoff between them but not in the middle of the film, it ruined the theme of the film. It should be in the end when credits start to roll down the screens then it will be more enjoyable. Undoubtedly the best action Hindi film of 2019. Go watch, and enjoy the action.

Kaun is something that I really want to watch from long time but can't so I just grab it yesterday night to watch and I'm telling you it's an really great experience to watch for unpredictable plot twists were just too good. The storyline is too simple and scratchy at first but as the story moves forward it got intense and scary .. So many questions which really irritates me at the first half but in the end you just find yourself stupid for assuming the plot so simple and flat instead the idea was far better and away from our reach.