Atwar Hussain

Boring, predictable. Sequels in bollywood is a place part 1's come to die. By the end of it, you'll only remember the name pandit ji.

Churchill was a million years away from Churchill. That was a bad cast. Get a British actress so that the accent comes naturally. Action sequences could be more elaborate, most of the time it was plain walking and shooting the bad guys down. The whole movie went through in planning of the heist but the elaborate execution of it was missing. Not your usual guy Ritchie movie except for the music

. Never seen jets turn the way they did in this movie. Air breaking sequence from top gun. In the climax, jet chase over the trees from behind enemy lines. Chopper down in the middle of enemy zone - black hawk down. Poor VFX, movie riding high on Indian nationalism could have chosen another story. Poor call sign names. Almost cringy.

Enjoyed watching every time Nassar was on screen. The dark comedy probably not everyone but it's a job well done.

Waste of 2 hours. The only thing good in the movie is the last bit when Kamal Hasaan calls him. Action is poor, lot of green screen action. What happened to the police officer on the bike? He wasn't even holding the handles of the bike. Did the bike automatically take him to leo house? What a waste of casting Arjun! A good actor with nothing to showcase in his role. Feels like a stop-over movie for larger things in LCU?

How did they reach Edinburgh to London in a couple of hours?

If she shut her mouth in places she didn't have to speak ....Rani mukherjee would have got her children in first 30 minutes of the movie. The woman doesn't know how to zip her mouth. Although the case is a real story not sure if the real character is portrayed the way Rani mukherjee portrays which is annoying. Really sad to see what the family in real life had to go through

The show is a decent one to watch. But the mystery is pulled on for long with no end in sight for the people in the town. Lot of mini-stories which sometimes are connected and sometimes lame.

Good attention to detail. Raw amateur boxing. Really good script and fast screenplay. Brilliant effort by the whole cast and crew. 4.5/ 5 for me.

Meritt Wever and Toni Collete with their Rate A acting is a joy to watch, with an already solid screenplay and pace at which the story progresses. There are moments of pity for Marie Adler who has been going through so much throughout the season, but a perfect end for her too. The scene where the acting prowess of Toni collette shows up is in the meeting room where she rants about Jesus's path This is a weekend bingewatch show. So get your popcorn and soda and enjoy.