Daniel Suryavanshi

If you are on Tinder or Insta this movie will make sense or you may take some time to get that connect. Considering an OTT Netflix release the screenplay and performances from Siddhant, Ananya, and Adarsh were awesome. Worth a watch and I liked the way it closed the movie with a few important learnings like... It's not your followers but friends that matter.

Being an RH fan I had to see this on the first day and it left me disappointed. Once the credits roll I said it's a good movie but will I watch it again? NO. It has the emotions and drama backed by great performances from SRK and Taapsee. The social message is delivered but if you are going to watch this for walking out with that 'feel good' factor you felt with Munnabhai or 3 Idiots... that's not going to happen.

The movie does justice as a biopic that covers the highlights moments of Sam Bahadur. Where it fails is that it does not have the grip and engagement of an URI. It's a flat line all along kept interesting by the lead and supporting performances.

The movie is violent, vulgar, but refreshingly different. 3 hours pass by without a blink with the awesome direction, screenplay, editing, and good performances by all the actors. Bobby fans will be a bit disappointed as his role is strong but more like a cameo. More screen time for him would have been awesome. Movie though belongs to Ranbir with a career best performance.

Good movie to watch and tackles a social theme that needs a larger audience. It's tagged a horror so it has its goosebump moments complimented well by the sound effects. If you can handle that part, by the end of it you should appreciate the story and theme. Great acting by all especially the female lead.

An example of two great lead actors wasted in an illogical script. The mystery premise starts out well but is executed so poorly. The movie title though is apt.. in a effort to be different, it is a movie.. where the script and logic is totally MISSING!

Too many angles, unexplained open ends, finally makes this ambitious mystery thriller into a total confusion. Script reminded me of Shutter Island. Would have been more entertaining if they remade that brilliant movie without all the masala. What I enjoyed most was the post credit song Sakhi Re by Rekha Bhardwaj and Ustad Rashid Khan.

A great 3 part in-depth documentary drama into an incident that rocked the nation. At times it does drag and it would have moved at a much faster pace as a 2 part series. Raises the question of mental health, an important and sensitive topic that is often brushed under the carpet.

Nearly nailed it! (Note: This review is 'spoiler free' - Caution: spoilers below will only make sense to those who have watched the movie) OK let’s dive in to the 2 things I liked: 1. It got so complicated after Infinity war - Given a 3 hour time-frame to answer all that, MCU fans driven by the heart and not the mind will find closure to this epic saga spanning 11 years... it is an epic milestone! 2. CGI effects are top notch OK let’s get to the 2 things that have left me in the 'quantum realm' (as in: LOST) 1. The time travel logic at times has a loophole wide enough for Dr Strange to bring in another inter-galactic army through to support our team. 2. Cap at the b**t end – come on – marvel fans driven by a balance between head and heart need a better closure for the b**t of America sitting on the bench! MCU fans will watch this and RIP - non MCU fans should watch: Guardians of the Galaxy; Thor: Dark World; Infinity War - else get THANOS dusted! You rather get turned into dust than ask hardcore MCU fans for explanations that did not sink into your BIG HULK brain!