Divyansh Mishra

"अरे आओ ना तुम्बाड़ भोगना है तुम्हे रे" सिनेमा के सभी विभागों- निर्देशन, पटकथा, छायांकन, अभिनय, इत्यादि पर खरी उतरती है 'हस्तर" के सोने जितनी,सेट एवं पोशाकों की भव्यता मोहित एवं निस्तब्ध करती है, हिंदी सिनेमा के अपने अनुभवों में मनुष्य स्वभाव की जटिलताओं की सतह के अंदर जाने वाले दुर्लभ प्रयासों में एक सराहनीय एवं अविस्मरणीय छाप। सोहम शाह का अपने पात्र विनायक राव, एक तरह से कहानी के मुख्य किरदार जिनकी दृष्टि से आप "तुम्बाड़" 'जीते' और 'भोगते' है के रूप में उत्कृष्ट अदाकारी का प्रदर्शन, लघु पर अमिट स्मृति छोड़ती है ज्योति मलशे, विनायक की माँ के पात्र, दीपक डामले राघव के रूप में एवं अपार संभावनाएं लिए मोहम्मद समद पांडुरंग(विनायक का पुत्र) के तौर पर।

Scorsese's look into the mob life is as funny as it is frightening,special mention to Joe Pesci for his "tour de force",outstanding performance, requires multiple viewing to be enjoyed thoroughly.

A carnival of acting performances by the two legendary actors, brilliant writing, grand production, and set design, splendid cinematography, and direction, in the totality of filmmaking tropes and departments an exemplary piece of cinema.

A power-packed performance by Manoj Bajpayee sir(such bang-on expressions, body language, mannerism, posture...) much could not be said about the plot and storyline other than that it holds till the end, although some is speculatively revealed before the climax still much is left open to interpretation.if you love raw and impactful performances then surely go for it as there are no holds barred in that segment by the cast.

A gripping thriller which holds you to your seats till the end with many overtures to contemporary socio-political scenarios and a kind of a complex dark undertone in the background as if like something is coming, there's that constant feeling, extremely layered with superbly written characters which are pretty complex in their contexts and not serving to the binaries of 'good' or 'evil'.The regional lingo, slangs are extremely well-corporated in the storyline. You have to watch it to acquire a taste for what could be regarded as one of the best written Indian thrillers.