Sourabh Kumawat

This film was extremely disappointing. I found the portrayal of marital conflict and the depiction of divorce to be highly exaggerated and unrealistic. Given the rising divorce rates in India, the film's approach felt particularly irresponsible. One scene, in particular, where the protagonist serves dirty water instead of shikanji to her husband and in-laws, was deeply problematic. It sends a harmful message that such actions are acceptable responses to marital or familial disagreements. This portrayal is not only unrealistic but also potentially damaging, as it may influence viewers negatively. While the film attempts to address the importance of pursuing one's dreams, it does so in a way that promotes unhealthy conflict and disrespect. There are many constructive and respectful ways to achieve personal goals, and this film fails to explore those alternatives. I hope viewers recognize the film's flawed messaging and do not internalize its negative portrayals.

The movie is just okay, nothing special. It feels like a generic superhero flick. The line "You're no Steve Rogers" perfectly sums up the problem. Marvel needs to understand that they can't just replace iconic characters like Chris Evans and Robert Downey Jr. without properly setting up their successors. Right now, they're making the mistake of pushing out beloved characters like Chris Evans, Robert Downey Jr., and Scarlett Johansson without building a strong foundation for the new generation. They need to focus on developing other characters first before retiring the leads.

Good movie, you have watched it, if you want to know Darker side of Superman.

There is issue with movie director, illogical scene, I can't imagine that Nicolas Cage can act like this. Total boring movie.