Dipanjan Saha (Dip)

The overall series is thrilling to follow. The casting is forcefully 'woke' which did ruin the charm of characterization. But most importantly the absolutely irrelevant and unnecessary nudity was annoying. Seems like there will never be clean TV to watch again.

I find this very disturbing. This is everything that ruined the art of cinema. Lack of quality content replaced by all kinds of vulgarity for one purpose only - TRP

I have to say I got a lot more than I was expecting. Action movies are what keeps every movie industry going around the world, but the real people, the Stuntman who make them happen they should be respected and celebrated more. I think this movie kind of shows what goes on behind the scenes. Must watch for action movie fans.

As Much as I like Akshay and Tiger and I am happy to pay to watch them on screen and they gave it their best, but this was a Directorial disaster at so many levels. It's like the directors these days have no idea how to make an Indian movie anymore. Just a collective crtl+c and crtl+v from recent video games and Hollywood movies and that's it. They make movies for the general Indian population to pay for and don't even consider connecting with them. When they said it was a high budget movie. I was hoping to see locations, good music and better side cast. Tiger was massively unused dancing wise. Songs weren't good. Lack of comedy or a good song were easily felt. The cast of Heroines was not impressive either. There was barely any Character build-up or drama. Too much CGI, horrible story-line. While you have 2 trained Martial Artist who can fight, especially one being Tiger Shroff, ideal is to take long shots so they can display their skills to wow people and be worth their payment. Constant close shots throughout the movie was giving me a headache, with a shaking camera motion and rapidly changing frames, and at the end you can't understand what just happened. The presentation of the movie was like a western post apocalyptic video game instead of a bright vibrant Bollywood movie was the big mistake here.

Absolutely amazing, stunning work. Those watching on Netflix with a standard account must at least get a one-month 4K subscription just to watch this one - it is worth it.

I strongly felt this wasn't worth the time. I couldn't finish the series. The casting felt like a social media agenda compliance rather than best fit. The typical 'the boys' series extremity in violence and other things continues to cover up for quality story or content. Doesn't leave behind any memorable character, moments, scene or any feel good factor in any way.

Barely has much content or entertainment element. Extreme nudity in that beach scene was kindof disturbing and irrelevant, but probably will end up being the selling factor for the movie.

I wouldn't say it not worth watching at all but there so many directional flaws that are kindof unforgivable. Between Delhi, Gujrat and Goa Police who are chasing dangerous terrorists, no one has ever heard of a bulletproof vest. They just chase them in their tight jeans. No strategy whike approaching a known terrorist hideout. Cops were easily spotted looking just out the window. You dont connect with the characters really. But it is fast paced so does keep ypu engaged if you can keep the criticism off. It's Rohit Shetty after all.

Really not sure what was the point of making something like this. Selling point is pretty much extreme nudity, sex scenes, drug use. Scenes of urinating, vomiting, pooping, too much obscenity.The story or the characters hardly make an impact. Really not funny. Even the action is not good. OTT has really ruined quality movie making. But this is what sells these days so I am sure it will make it to more seasons. But definitely not for decent or classy audience.

I absolutely do not believe the 5 star reviews are genuine. Neither are the facts provided avout the movie's success. This is a horrible movie. I could not even watch till midway. And for Shahrukh Khan, someone who appeared on Panama report, what a topic to choose. This only can work in India.