Nitesh S

While watching this series I noticed one thing that even if the intention of the director was good but the direction was very poor. None of the classical scenes felt authentic. I have went to various classical concerts and the least you hear is the sound of tanpura which was absent in the classical scenes of the series. Felt very awkward.

It was boring. Can't watch past a few.

AG was truly fun. All the characters were well written with equally good performance. Nasleen continued to play the kind of role which he played in Premalu as a kind of jovial but "good for nothing simpleton" which suits his current persona as well. I dont think I can watch him in any damn serious role as he has a mischievous younger brotherly vibe. But as many people and critics calls it as a "sports-comedy" I would highly disagree because sport was just a side thing as all characters except a few just scratched the surface of the sport boxing but has tried to touch all the other aspects of relationship while boxing in the ring. Like for the song where Anagha ravi is in a match and the smirke which she carries in the ring could have been mellowed down because you are only implying that the opponent is just a punching bag. Iam saying this from my personal experience as a boxer. Any player when they get in the ring especially in Amateur boxing (which was shown in the movie) the contestants are usually very serious and basically possess respect for their opponent as well. The kind of scenes which were shown were very misleading as in amateur boxing people don't show-off their footwork like dancing in the ring and what not. All that show happens in professional boxing which in India has not flourished yet. The spirit of boxing was just left somewhere. Except for the scene were lukman's character mention that they didn't learned boxing to do street fights, which is true, because combat sport is considered to be a means to settle personal scores in our films and culture, and nothing was even remotely close to the spirit of boxing like absolute discipline, love for this painful sport, hours of training etc. Sadly, this non-serious approach is also getting into the psych of the population as well. I guess that the start for combat sport movies is too shaky in India. I can never think of a more grounded yet powerful story regarding boxing in Indian cinema like Hajime No Ippo anime coming from India ever again. Probably this is the reason why I avoided the movie like "Daveed" also.

Well! The first two episodes were funny but as the season advances you find yourself immersed in that hostel environment. The final season i.e. the fourth season was top notch. As the first two seasons reminds us the good and goofy times spent in the college, the third and fourth season, especially fourth season brings you that mental pressure which many of us might have experienced during our final years. Although many funny moments were there too but the major part of the story revolved arround the realities of the mental pressure a final year student experience without actually giving away the funny touch. Also the last episode of season 4 where the gang gets separated and goes in their destined paths was mostly heart wrenching. As a engineering student I along with our friends circle had also experienced that. I don't believe what critics says about this Web series because they are paid for it, but I am reviewing it as an once engineering student. I have loved this series so much that I am binge watching it a second time. Just loved this good work TVF team.

I started watching this movie and literally slept in between. Then I continued with the story to actually find the worst editing of fight scenes I have ever seen. There was no connect between the fight scenes to make it looks like a continuous fight choreograph. For example: there was a scene where ajit draws some glass bottles from over the top of a table and breaks them on Arjun while arjun was fallen on the floor. The very next cut should have been ajit picking arjun up but the very next scene was ajit pushing arjun. This movie had one of the slowest and worst fight scene ever. I mean thala ajit should have chosen a suspense thriller than an action one where he seems to be slow. Now fans may say he is a professional car driver but he is still slow in action. I just dont want him to turn to actor like mammoty or salman khan who just don't possess the body movement and flexibility necessary for an action hero. BTW I watched the whole movie just to find that the movie doesn't get any better any where. Even at the end it just gives the message to all the men to keep simping. It was literally bad. The only best thing about this whole movie was Arjun. His role as a villain had a better arch than the hero. Also the action movement of his body looked far better than ajit's. And why it would not be, he is been called Action-king for no reason. Regina was also good as psycho-villainess.

I expected a lot from the movie's poster and trailer but felt disappointed when saw the action sequence which felt like a drag. Growing up while watching movies of Jacky Chan and Jet Li, also Indian movies like Indian(Kamal Hasan), I had this expectation that the fight scenes would be topnotch. But it turned out to be a total disappointment. The fight scenes, I don't expect it to be lengthy like the fight scenes of 90s movies where the fight just goes for straight 10 mins and still it doesn't reach to any conclusion after that. It felt the same drag. Except the first fight scene and the fight scene on the boat taxi, all the other fight scenes was just a drag. I think when you are making a film where martial arts has a key position, it is absolutely important to keep it tacky, remember, how kalari payttu was used in the movie Indian. The fight scenes should have a conclusion. But throughout the movie the only conclusion was in the end, which is fair, but there was nothing new in the fight presentation.

What a movie..... What an experience.... AMAZING! theatrical experience, gripping story and out of the world visuals.

Few minutes in the movie and I started thinking that who wrote this? The level of CGI was superb but the story and dialogue written arround was childish and probably been liked in some other reality. Because clearly the movie has a background of after 2002 when superhero movies were on rise and I really wanted to know if there is anyone, I mean anyone who don't want a piece of superpower in them? Here the central character is kind of uncomfortable and embarrassed by his ability to be unburnt by fire. 😪. I would be surprised if Bollywood comes ever with a movie where there is no love angle. I saw Shang-Chi. The central character and the female character were friends till the end. Why we can't bring such an angle in hindi movies? It's never the lesson of duty and cosmic morals but only love. From Shahrukh to Astraverse this same concept. Are they still going to apply the same logic for their upcoming parts in Astraverse? The central theme of the movie is very interesting. Kids will definitely enjoy this movie for its visual appeal.

Esme creed is the prime attraction. The way she has portrayed the character goes deep inside our conscious mind and we start to relate Hanna to Esme. The story need some more as it require to keep the audience longing for yet another episode. But overall this new age action is very much excitement.