Tanya Reddy

I was intrigued by the trailer, the song Jehda Nasha, and Ayushman himself, in it. However, the movie didn't adhere to my enthusiasm. Yes, there was a lot of action which was incredibly shot and Ayushman's acting was on point throughout the movie. But I expected more from the storyline - a better ending, to be precise. The trailer advertised how Maanav has no idea who all the people trying to kill him are like Kaadir and Sai, and even if Vicky had a reason for revenge against him. The movie could have done a better job going deeper into their stories.

This piece of art highlighted bravery, treachery, leadership, honesty, and so many minute details all of which enthralled my attention for the entire movie time. With all due honesty, I wanted to watch this film to learn about the roots of hype that has been created for Chalamet's talent in acting. And with no disappointment, I want to say that Timothee Chalamet's acting is impeccable and absolutely stunning and appealing to most forms of audience. This movie has left me in awe as it was the first of the historical/war movies to tremendously fascinate me. Although my opinion for this movie is biased (because of Chalamet's lead role in it), everyone reading this comment must give this movie a shot!