Jagan S

Below-average and painfully lazy screenplay. It follows the same worn-out formula from Vikram, with the director relying on close-range shots and cameos, but this time it just doesn’t work. The fight scenes drag on endlessly—you’ll find yourself wondering when will this end and why is it so long. It’s appalling to see crores spent on such an unsatisfying product. The only parts I truly enjoyed were Upendra’s scenes; everything else felt unnecessarily stretched. Save your time and money—just wait for it to drop on Prime in a few days. With such a subpar and unconvincing story, this movie has no chance of becoming a box-office wonder

Just watched War 2 and I have to say, the emotional beats between Hrithik Roshan and NTR really landed perfectly. Their chemistry brought both intensity and heart to the story. NTR’s intro scene is a complete show-stealer, stylish, powerful, and exactly the kind of grand entry you’d hope for in his Bollywood debut. The action blocks are top-notch, with slick choreography and some jaw-dropping set pieces that keep you hooked. It’s the perfect launchpad for NTR into the Bollywood spy universe, setting him up as a force to watch out for in future installments. The pacing never drags, the cinematography is stunning, and the background score amplifies every high-octane moment. Overall, a thrilling blend of action, emotion, and spectacle — a must-watch for fans of either star and a solid addition to the spy franchise. Was this review helpful to you?