chinmay kuchinad

Went in as huge admirer of Rishab Shetty the film maker and came out in awe of Rishab Shetty the actor . It's not often that you go in with high expectations for a movie and it lives up to the hype leave alone exceed it. This right here is an example of a filmmaker staying true to his art and coming out with a masterpiece which keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout its runtime. The peripheral characters too are so convincing and the subtle comedic undertone is a welcome change from the over-the-top scenes we've seen in kannada industry off late. The climax sequence has to be the most powerful piece of acting ever in our industry and I had literal goosebumps watching that scene . I hope we get to see gems like this consistently in the future and just want to thank Shetty for his dedication.

Genuinely disappointed. While Vijay movies have always felt a touch over the top, there were often moments where you could sit back and enjoy the fun ride enfold. This however is a drag from start to end. Expected better from Nelson

First things first, my rating is no way based on the fact that the movie is helmed by a nepo kid whose acting skills are questionable. My problem is with something that Indian biopics tend to do a lot. That is to distort real events in the garb of fictionalizing to come up with something which while glorifying the lead character demonizes everyone around them. Sexism on work fronts are not something to be denied, but portraying the air Force as a place that's hell for women is not something I feel is acceptable. On the acting fronts , Pankaj Tripathi and Vineet Singh were excellent and Jhanvi, I guess was being Jhanvi. For once Bollywood, don't take up subjects that are already incredible and mess them up.

A laughter riot . Something this raw and hilarious coming out of kannada industry is a welcome sign. For once, the ever so funny Danish Sait is overshadowed by an amazing ensemble cast who all standout in their respective roles. Yes, the first 30 minutes or so felt a touch slow and the laughter felt forced but man did it pick pace from there. The interactions between Asgar and his chacha were the highlight for me. Also the guy who plays Muscle Mani was a revelation. It could have been crisper at places but it still was a breath of fresh air in the kannada comedy genre. Maybe we can call this our answer to Delhi Belly(2011). A job well done.

The comedy is so spontaneous. The chemistry between the guys is the main highlight of the show. Amazing how the quality hasn't deteriorated but in fact has improved over the seasons. The best.