Mohit Dassaur

"The Archies: A Visual Delight with a Lackluster Script" In "The Archies," the movie's aesthetics captivate with a visually appealing look and feel. However, the characters fall short of authenticity, creating a sense that they are merely acting, not embodying real personalities. Vedang Raina's portrayal of Reggie stands out as the exception, injecting authenticity into the film. Despite Agastya Nanda's impressive dance skills, his performance lacks the depth needed to convincingly portray his character. The direction of Zoya leaves viewers wanting more, as the overall narrative fails to reach the dramatic peaks expected in a compelling story. The film's essence feels more like a comic book, missing the emotional engagement and depth that would have allowed audiences to root for the characters and empathize with their struggles. While visually striking, "The Archies" leaves viewers craving a more profound connection to the characters and their journey, ultimately falling short of delivering a truly moving cinematic experience. It feels like Kids playing Role Play for a play in a school with lovely sets and lots of details.

Expected much from dharma productions. Tiger shirof flying like a crow in some of the schenes. It's just awful..... Only character which had layers was Ananya Panday's she did a decent job. Songs were terrible, super rich high class school show off drama....what a shame!!!