Sindhoo Bhat

Watch only 2nd half. First half is a total waste. Only exhausting meaningless action in first half. Climax action is like video game. Heroine is namesake. 2/5 for 2nd half, 0/5 for first half.

Very good movie to watch for a thriller lover who loves a bit of horror in it. The movie raises the heartbeat in the mid part for about an hour giving a good thrilling experience. Spoiler ahead: In the end, Vasanth finding Aranya feels a bit flawed as we see them walking together to the generator. Ending is good clearly showing that "the time in which you are is your reality".

Super movie. More movies like this should be made to redefine bollywood. Outstanding performance by Ravi Kishan who played police character. Now a days mediocre movies with big budget quality into 100 crore club.

Good attempt. The climax failed to convince how the cycle could be broken. The end reminded me of the 2019 Tamil movie jiivi where the cycle of events where stopped from repeating in a very convincing way. Also who created the time machine? How he was able to get it not being a scientist remains unanswered.

Watchable for the action. Lacks emotional depth. The same old concept of fighting with Pakistan and women trying to break the social stereotypes makes the movie give the audience nothing new or fresh.

Very good movie. In the middle of all the violence glorified movies, this movie comes as the breath of fresh air. Great movie for those who love romantic genre. The second half could have been a bit shorter, especially the beach side song and the immediately following scene was unnecessary.

Great movie. Throughout the movie people are proudly wearing their ethnic Mundu, connecting the viewers to that part of the country. Bollywood should grow up and stop mocking mundu/dhoti in its worthless songs.

It is not new for Bollywood to pick a great South Indian movie and make a hopeless remake of it. Remove the comedy, the emotions and present it with a bad background score throughout. Shehzada is no exception. I, a non-Telugu-speaking person thoroughly enjoyed Ala Vaikuntha puramlo, not just once but 3 times, could not understand why such a movie had to be re-made in the 1st place. Also, no Shekhar, Ravindra Reddy, Nandu characters have ripped off the comic elements. Raj was shown as a buffoon here where as in the original movie he is just a misfit to the family. Very bad copying of the fight scene where Bantu retrieves the shawl of his sister lacks the punch and the fun of that fight. Overall, very disappointed with the movie as well as Bollywood which lacks original subjects to make movies and even fails to copy something effectively.

I wonder does anyone really need to make these kind of movies. At the end we are left with unanswered questions. Time waste. (Spoiler alert) Still wondering if you find a dead body in your own house and a possible killer why would you not call the police.