sekhar CS

One of the finest biographical movies

From a movie making point of of view it's top notch fantastic. From a viewer's POV, it's not at all a movie but an emotion, so it's bound to be polarized. But on a neutral note, apart from a bit exarrated violence and telugu-indiced masala, the story and screenplay is absolute gem A must watch U can hate it or love it but never ignore it!

So overhyped, overrated and overstretched movie that I was feeling suffocated to get the hell out of the theatre... only thing that kept me inside the hall was the overpriced tickets I bought. It's typical telugu masala.... khichdi story line...no linkages among the various plots that have been created to unnecessarily stretch the movie. Lots of absolutely meaningless and irrelevant items. Three and half hour of torture 😞

Great cast. Great plot. These are the only good things

It's hardly a movie. Good story...but the movie making is substandard

Heart-touching story... brilliant screenplay.... excellent direction... perfect casting.. The music is bad.. Otherwise, one of the best movies of all time.

Just wow!!! So much things covered in this masterpiece cliffhanger: Human insecurity, security dilemma, jungle rule....those who say rape, violence, lynching is increasing so much and the future is doomed most certainly are unaware of the past. What would be the equation of humanity without civilizational values... It's not over till it's over.... immense fighting spirit Forest exploitation/ sustainable development A shred of colonialism... And, much more... However, rated four because of a couple of historical inaccuracies...but u don't need to know if it doesn't concern I much. Also, a couple of scenes could have been better explained; i.e. that child telling the future .

'Nash katne ki himmat hai, per pen utha ke FIR sign karne ka nhi'~ the best couple of minutes of the movie. Really talks about the solution part. Correct thinking....good topic... Good cast ... But, bad story writing.... Really poor screenplay... Very poor movie making of a good issue. It's like a huge misstep in the right direction.

Considering greatness a granted thing in a Nolan movie.... this movie unnecessarily revolves around too much of American politics and bureaucracy around the Bomb and subsequent nuclear policy. I expected more of philosophy of the bomb. But, loved the portrayal of the character of Oppenheimer.

Such a brilliant portrayal! There is absolutely no vulgarity but still I'd suggest this movie to well-matured (at least by age) people only. This is especially prohibited for prejudicial and jingoistic people! And one more thing: if u think it's a movie all about 'feminism' and all, it's absolutely not! It's way more than that. It's about the way of life, the way we see things, the small but really important things that we often ignore. It's about 'fake masculinity'!