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Expected masala for a Vijay movie. Half decent story ruined by a ridiculous twist in the mid credits scene. Story writers are trying to hard to be 'clever', because the rest of the plot was easy to guess at the very beginning. Just loads of video to hype up Vijay. Great if you are a Vijay fan I suppose. But for the rest, save your money and wait for it to land on Netflix, and even then only if you have a few hours of your life to waste......

Two stars just for Gal Gadot. But even she's let down by the plot and the directing. And Alia Bhatt....why? She has brought the same weird wide eyed whining, sorry 'acting' to Hollywood now - Could they not find an Indian actor who could well, act? What's the point in hiring someone like Gal Gadot if C grade Bollywood 'stars' are added to the mix? Complete farce ..... the movie had potential for so much more!

This movie can be summed up as patriarchal/ mysogynistic rubbish. As a husband and a father to a girl, I find the movie incredibly insulting to women. The idea that the women are still dependent on the man (be it brother or a husband) to look after them in Delhi is ridiculous. I am truly surprised Akshay Kumar signed up for this afte reading the script.....

Desperately preachy about religion, just because it happens to be about a Muslim superhero. You don't see the other Avenger characters talk so much, if at all about their faith - Christianity or atheism or otherwise. But the first two episodes felt less like a Marvel superhero, and more like a crash course on Islam. Disappointed Marvel. Why can't it be a muslim superhero without having to watch a documentary on the religion!?

Slow burn sensation. I'm addicted.

Very intellectual Sci fi with some great acting and direction. Characters chosen amazingly well.

If I could rate it a 0 I would. A bunch of wives of had/never been 'actors' in a scripted Lardashian wannabe show. Avoid at all costs.