Neil Waghela

An excellent movie; well directed and well acted. It is a proper drama movie following the journey of ICMR scientist and also showing the ugly face of journalism that does reporting with a motive, instead of factual reporting. Calling it a propoganda movie is a baseless claim, as all the facts shown are taken from what has happened, i.e. facts. Since it is a movie, some creative freedom has to be taken to make the movie compelling and cohesive for understanding. It is a blatant disrespect for the COVID warriors of the country when someone calls the movie a government marketing exercise. Overall the movie is good and a must watch. Sometimes such movies are required, since if one can get information in an entertainment form what else can one ask for. Oh the biggest selling point, no time was wasted by having songs or dance numbers.

Couldn't find an ounce of comedy in it. It's like shikanji trying too hard to be Mojito.....paisa barbad B@

Too many facts misrepresented, as usual bollywood doing wokism and spreading false information via movies.

Classic Sajid Khan movie, total garbage storyline and even worse are dialogues. Even if this movie is supposed to be a satirical take on the movie styles of yester years, it fails to capture the viewers mind on all fronts. The comedy portion of the movie is extinct, it looks like zero efforts were put in creating this movie.

It's over rated. The actors are usually strong when given good characters, but this movie not as much. The background music is cheap and trying too hard to make it look suspenseful. It's like, except for the actors, seems like this was their first movie.