Kuldeep Kulkarni

Good speed, except in the end. Good songs - music, picturization, choreography and singing. Excellent background score. And superb acting by all - particularly by Manisha and Kajal. Ensemble cast. All stalwarts. One star less because some scenes are handled too fast without bringing out the exact emotion behind it. (Eg climax). Manisha is high class in acting - scenes with Om Puri, Prem Chopra, Kajal, Bobby Deol. This was another exhibition of her acting competence after Agnisakshi.

Nice film. Good comedy. Each character has a unique contribution. And the actors / actresses have brought life to those characters. I have watched this many times. And continue to watch whenever I can. Dialogues add to the fun. (काय जीव घेताय काय माझा, इत्यंभूत, त्यांनी चॅलेंज दिलं तरी तुला स्वीकारायची गरज नाही, तुझ्या घरी जाऊन रडू या and many more). Nice song by Sonu Nigam.

Good story line. Not too much robotic action that would appear like a video game in progress. Creates the thrill that part 2 created. Seems homely to part 1 and 2. A perfect balance of thrill, emotion and action. Excellent vfx too. Although James Cameron is not the director, his touch appears positively to be there. But in my view, The Judgement Day ranks much higher than this in terms of handling, dialogues and styles of characters, the way characters are brought out live. All artists have done well, and "Grace", "Sarah" and "Rave" are superb - in their instincts, brought out these characters well. T800 (Arnold) doesn't get much to do - I mean not much prominence. Overall, the movie is very good to watch.