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Akshay had the worst, stale, and forgettable performance of his career. Tiger is entertaining at some extent. The bromance was average at best, not even close to Dishoom and Dhoom. Prithviraj Sukumaran played a poorly written and underwhelming antagonist. His speeches were very random and boring, meaning he is mostly giving lectures about Pralay, had a very captivating voice which seemed to be a cheap ripoff of Bane, the writing lacked the intimidation a film of this scale deserves from its villain, he was not even clever and had the worst performance. He didn't have a proper goal and motivation to go full Thanos and unleash doom against India. It is so half-baked, even his origin story. He should've been given more screen time so I could all hear his plans. I wish his role didn't lack depth and was not underutilised. Besides the interesting fact about introducing bio-engineered humanoids used for warfare. Sonakshi Sinha had absolutely nothing to do in the film, she is just there. Manushi Chhillar had the most bland, cardboard and wooden role of all time and Alaya F had the worst and irritating role ever written in an action film in a long time. Julius Packiam's score is underwhelming at best. Execution is timed badly throughout the entire film. Ali Abbas Zafar got crazy for action and started overusing it in every scene. The film is actually more action, less story. It had the most absurd lines which will be stuck in all our heads for days. Bade Miyan toh Bade Miyan, Chote Miyan toh Chote Miyan, director sahab subhanallah.

Worst film in John's career. John Abraham is so forgettable and Divya Khosla Kumar gets the worst of the lot. I never thought I would see a triple role of John Abraham being played. The film is so bad that it could give Humshakals a run for its money. I appreciate the films he signs that treat him like the action star he is like in Force, Parmanu, Madras Café, and Rocky Handsome. John's career is suffering a huge setback. The film talks about everything besides the corruption. The action is so over-the-top, illogical, and cartoonish. Maybe Zaveri thinks that John is Hulk? I mean come on, when John lifted up a motorcycle in Force, I had absolutely no problem. At least there was logic applied on that. The dialogues written are indeed chest thumping but cringeworthy and uncreative at best. There is this Dabangg/Wanted hangover present inside the police officer and vigilante versions of John which doesn't play to his strengths at all. He has precisely nothing to offer besides his physique and Nora Fatehi's unforgettable dancing skills. Everyone else is just shouting, yelling and howling. Divya's still stern expressions and no blinking whatsoever will honestly creep everyone out and give them nightmares. The script is so predictable and weak, the writing is horrendous and horrible. The main theme is apparently that if you can't change the system then take matters into your own hands. I cannot defend the amount of patriotism that is force-fed in this film. The moral of the story is: Jan, gan, man se bhadkar tann, mann, dhan

I don't appreciate the negative reviews about the film. Farah Khan treats SRK like a star. All of the characters played their roles really well. There were no cringy moments in the film. This is a motivational film for all Muslims. It teaches proper messages and life lessons about teamwork, confidence, and revenge. SRK's narration is totally unmatched. He described each of the characters' roles perfectly with such accuracy. The heist scene was really intense, exciting, suspenseful, and emotional. All of the characters, especially SRK, Sood, and Irani were given proper goals and motivations to get revenge on Charan Grover for putting their father Manohar in jail and committing suicide in the process and to win the World Dance Championship trophy. The soundtrack and background score were really a pleasant sight to hear. The sudden plot twist at the end when SRK switched out the fake diamonds on the trophy with the real ones made everyone's jaw drop. I don't know why the internet never mentions about the excellent chemistry between SRK and Deepu. I also liked how SRK gave the blade to his arch-nemesis while Grover and Vikki both were arrested so that Grover can also commit suicide but cutting his own wrist just like Manohar did.

The bromance of John Abraham and Varun Dhawan was very fun to watch. Akshay Kumar made really good cameo appearance. Nargis Fakhri was not needed. Jacqueline Fernandez's role as pickpocketer was really confusing. Akshaye Khanna's villain role is good but I wish he was given more screen time, a brief introduction, had better planning methods, and being steps ahead of the protagonists like in the Dhoom franchise. If there is a Dishoom 2, I would like Akshay Kumar and Parineeti Chopra to be the lead actors and a better antagonist. If not, toh Dishoom.

To be honest, I find this movie interesting. Nevermind the fact that Ram Kapoor films are always flops (including this). The part where they become ladies, I find it funny because Riteish looks funny in a female outfit. Ram Kapoor's acting as a villain was really good, especially his evil laugh. There were some funny scenes like dimagh kharab wale Ashok and Kumar's reactions to getting scared of electricity, Johnny attacking after when someone sneezes in front of him and then cured just from a lollipop. The final fight was the best part out of the rest. I hate Sajid Khan, I will never understand his directions but this movie is great nontheless