Pradeep Engineer

Unbearable is the word. Engineering students? Characterisation was bad. Hardly could watch 45 minutes with a great difficulty.

What a painful movie to watch... unbearable. Hats off to the director for whatever days he was shooting this.

Liked the initial 30-45 minutes of intense scenes, Ranbir at his best, as a son, protective brother and a lover... Waited for my favourite song, Arjan Vailey just before the interval. Comedy was gross and cheap, the underwear thing, mindless fight scenes ... Left after the interval.. Couldn't bear another 1.75 hours of mindless predictable violence

Some highpoints: The first shot of Gonda, Malli the little being taken away sets the context and the plot pretty quickly. Ram's and NTR's entry was full of valour, one showing ruthlessness another compassion with the Tiger. Ram's and NTR's, pre-interval fight sequence. Final climax, in the jungles. Weak areas: many of the stunts where one 1 single guy (Ram/Ajay Devgan) taking on 100+ opponents looked unconvincing, considering simple terrain. Should have made hilly terrains as the settings making a challenge even.

One of my favourite films of Faahad.

Love your versatility Faasil. Swathi was a perfect match all through and great acting from both of them. Good attempt to see OCD from a sensitive curable dimension.

Truly a masterpiece. 5 stars to all the characters, couldn't find any flaw in any of those characters. At no point there was a drop in the intensity of the movie, very well scripted and directed all through. I would love to watch it again to really watch the characters as I saw the first time with subtitles.

Simply moved me! Took some time to get over the scenes. Very sensitive movie and well portrayed by Deepika and the director. I went to watch the pain of a woman, not to get entertained and get critical about this gutsy attempt made by the producers. And none other than Deepika could have done justice to this role. We see all forms of attacks on women by many perverts and which should be eradicated from it's roots. The title song was very meaningful and very apt from the context of the movie.