Arindam Goon

A much waited and much expected directorial debut from our beloved Varun Grover. An honest effort, within limited budget, with original music by Mayukh-Moinak. A time travel to the days when we left our home, our family, our mother for study or job and moved to an unknown city. Watching the movie I had to remove my glasses to wipe my eyes 3/4 times. One was when the mother of the boy tells ' ha re lalla! tumhare bina ghar khali lagta hai". Same said my mother when I moved to Bangalore. I am sure many like me will feel this. A must watch!

Jackie Shroff at his best. He is showing his class as he is aging. I am sure directors will notice what this old Jackie can deliver and place him in fitting roles.

Vijay, Shefali, Alia did great in the movie. Vijay stood out for his strong emotional expressions. And Kasim Kasai, a reluctant bystander, as always left his mark. The concept is different and good. Domestic torture has become a part of the new normal. Story of Mandeep Kaur came almost at the same time. People in many urban and suburban localities can relate to the film easily. The revenge part of the movie looks unreal and that is good. The movie is not a crime thriller. It is just a jolt to the conscience of the torturing husbands. I like it!

Music> Good. Choreography> Good. Actions> Same Old signature kicks of Tiger and the rest is VFX. Acting> Below Average Hrithik> Worked unnecessarily on minute details of his facial expressions. Over done. Average. Superb look. Tiger> Tried his best. Better luck next time. Direction> Average Overall> A tiring movie. A lame attempt. Nothing except the look of Hrithik.

Very bad. You can understand the IQ of a country when a film like this earns 100 crore+. A baseless, forceful and half boiled remake of a Tamil film. 80% clueless clamour, 10% action directors' DNA, 5% brain thumping beats, 2.5% Ranveer, 2.5% Sonu Sood. That's all. Do not expect a story, romance, emotion and above all logic. You are sure to come out of the theatre with a headache. Nothing else.