Ajitkumar Navnit

This is an out and out Dhanush movie. Story and direction have also been credited to him. Dhanush fans will surely lap it up Having said that it’s a story of unending violence, broken bones, hacked limbs, etc etc Of course there’s a wafer-thin plot of sibling love and affection but everything is a smoke screen for bouts of beating up and bashing people! My rating:2/5

It’s a good film but a tad too long at nearly three hours. All the actors have done a decent job and the director deserves credit for a job well done.

Spectacular action sequences brilliantly choreographed make up for a weak script and story line. Fantastic camera work can only be enjoyed in theatres

I saw this movie more than 40 years back and found it outstanding. It transcends cultures, countries and languages. Proof: there’s a scene where two trains on the same path avoid each other at the last minute and the audience in the theatre which was in a small town spontaneously stood up and clapped though they couldn’t understand the language one bit! I was at that time viewing this movie for the second time

This movie sees AB in his elements effortlessly mingling with the role of a greedy landlord. Ayushmann Khurrana is an able foil. However the movie drags at times. But the angry young man turned irritable old man does his job in style and holds the movie together

Very good songs

This is an interesting movie but the romantic angle has not been dealt with in depth. Debutant Sara Ali Khan is promising while Sushant Rajput is sincere as always.