Trushita Gadgil

Randeep Hooda and his team have done a stupendous job!! Randeep Hooda has lived the life of Swatantrya Veer Vinayak Damodar Savarkar on screen. Some scenes make you cry especially the Kaala paani ( Cellular jail - Andaman ) and the inhuman treatment received there. Some give you goosebumps. The British very smartly kept him away from the Indian freedom movement by sentencing him double life imprisonment in Andaman. All his youth was spent in the jail. His concept of Akhand Bharat, militarism, Hindutva should be known by everyone. His image has been purposefully,politically modified by some people according to their convenience to promote hate and idealize only some people. Watch this movie with your family!!

The whole movie is just black... Poor story and very slow pace. Poorly done screenplay and direction.

The story of Bomman and Bellie and their two children( orphaned elephants) Raghu and Ammu, is just so heart warming. Beautiful cinematography, natural shots, narration by the couple, the emotions, the way they take care of Raghu and Ammu has been captured so beautifully. Throughout the documentary you feel connected with them. The end just made me cry. Animal babies are just like human babies, specially elephant babies. There are scenes of Raghu playfully splashing water on Bomman, playing football, fidgeting with garland etc. Ammu is such a cute little elephant. This documemtary is a must watch.

Its a bakwaasss movie. Don't waste your 2 hours on this movie. The story is incoherent. The cast is good.Superb acting by Emraan Hashmi, Amitabh Bacchan and Anu Kapoor. But the climax is incomprehensible, doesn't go with the story. It's a hyped movie.

It's a beautiful documentary of a least explored creature - Octopus.The way Craig develops a relation with the octopus has been beautifully portrayed.It shows the high intelligence of an Octopus,her life cycle,how all marine animals are dependent on each other for survival,how Kelp ecosystems support life etc.Some scenes are very heart touching like for example - when Craig first touches the octopus,when she trusts him and follows him,when she is attacked by a shark,the last time he is able to touch her etc. In the end when she slowly dies leaves you teary eyed.One marvels at this wonderful and intelligent,friendly animal. This documentary teaches us that all living beings created by nature are equally important and have an equal right to live.It also stresses the importance of protecting their habitat. Please go and watch it on Netflix.

The film could have been made more comedy instead of projecting Hindu- Muslim conflict,how pandit can tell you that a house is haunted by spirit but cannot tell solution to ward off the evil spirit,how 'one particular religion' only means blind faith etc etc.They could have made it just a pure entertainer but they chose to add the ' religion ' element.The entire plot seems to be making fun of one religion and its belief systems. The screenplay fails to make you laugh.Kiara Advani doesn't have much role to do.Akshay Kumar has done good work in some scenes as Laxmi.Sharad Kelkar shines out as Laxmii.