Aditya Sharma

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An absolute piece of utter and total garbage. Jahnvi is hopeless throughout the film, the idiotic directors are absolutely clueless and the film lacks complete sincerity in depicting one of the most decorated and respected intelligence organisations in the world. The characters are hopeless, incomprehensible and downright shallow, who lack any organic synergy and can easily be contrived only by sub-par writers dimwit imagination. In a typical non-sensical and leave your brain out of the door sense bollywood doesn’t disappoint in managing to waste the viewers time, money and few brain cells which would have been better off watching the Kapil Sharma show.

Watching Akshay Kumar fall from grace and the high standards that we as fans of his dedication, fitness and a distinct sarcastic take on comic roles has never been so distasteful, bland and horrendous. Even though for the past few years some of his movies lacked logic or taste but they at least aimed to bring awareness about some of our social ills. To say this movie is pathetic or lacks any seriousness or fails to capture the interest of the audience would be a major understatement. The worst part is not that the CGI is appallingly bad but that the actors themselves lack conviction the script is pathetic, Jacqueline and Nusrat being casted only to offer the desi audience some eye candy. For one thing I'm extremely thankful for which this movie deserves 1 star is that the 70 mins I had watched it there were no retarded half naked item numbers in the movie. Jai Shree Ram for that.

They tried to do something but it falls flat within the first couple of episodes. The screenplay is janky, sometimes the actors forget their characters. Characters runoff during the critical moments and return at awkward times to make you wonder that this show is best enjoyed without applying your brain or while smoking. I'd say it's a glamourous attempt to try and do something totally retarded in the name of casting brilliant actors into an eccentric script and then messing it all up within the first few 2 episodes. This show never really fully embraces it's horror genre and fails to deliver anything enjoyable in the name of Rajasthani folklore or any semblance of sanity. I had to force myself to watch after episode 2 onwards. I hope some pie people may be able to enjoy it. For me, this is just a bad attempt at exploring the Indian horror fantasy and the stories around our epic forts and ghost towns.