Kishore Jyoti Roy Burman

The story meanders through cycles of love, hurt, misunderstandings and unhappiness caused by villainous characters interfering in the lives of two doctors, who get separated and start life anew. However personal ego of the female protagonist Doctor Radhika and her new love come in the way of their union. What stands out as an eyesore is Dr. Radhika's shabby attire, which is monotonous and actually is a kind of uniform worn by Indian maids in the Middle East.

It is an action packed film where Shahrukh Khan plays the hero in Rajnikant style. The film has used plenty of special effects and was shot at different foreign locations. Overall entertaining, along the lines of Spiderman, Mission Impossible and other Hollywood movies.

The film recounts some of the facts pertaining to the plight of Kashmiri pandits at the hand of Jihadis in early 90s and about public ignorance and govt apathy but the presentation lacks finesse and is likely to foment divisive sentiments.

This is a most boring script which depicts repeated blunders by Sreemoyee in the guise of altruism and firefighting by her wellwishers, to undo the damage. The latest is paying of Two crores by her mentor to Sreemoyee's arch enemy June to retrieve the house which Sreemoyee had gifted away and patronizing the arch enemy by sree who had cheated them to keep her in Sreemoyee' s house. Gautam Buddha couldn't have done better.

Like Mississippi Burning movie, captures the current socio-political scenario prevailing in some parts of India where castism dictates the rule of law and the fight by an upright police officer to dispense justice. It's a thriller with a huge message. A must watch movie.

The sets and actors are good. The plot is weak, focused on pre- independence era grandeur, without a gripping story line.