Yashpal Sharma

If you haven't watched Kantara, then pls do before you see this one. I say this because inspite of a far larger set-up in Chapter-1, the first one remains the better version. Maybe the novelty of the first one can never be matched, still Chapter-1 tries it's best. It could have been edited better, with some fight scenes (especially the first half) dragging on without affecting the movie outcome. The hindi version i saw had one more problem - the background music drowned out the dialogues right from the beginning vastly affecting the overall experience. Finally, the climax "Durga/Chamundi" ought to have been filmed on a female character, irrespective of the seemingly "Ardh-narishwar" angle. Hopefully, Chapter-2 will address these points and be a far more superior version.

It is insufferable, and I tried to watch it on Netflix. I couldn't stand it beyond 30 mins despite my most generous attempt to find something good in it. Will only work for those who have never seen or heard of Hollywood movies.

5 star - The story, the pathos, women's perspective, the characters, the acting, the editing, the social commentary, the satire & dark humor, the clap & whistle-worthy dialogues......and the direction. Phew..... need I say more. It's a must watch.

An awesome story on love, free will and divine intervention. A must watch. 👌 🫶

All of the stories, discussions, observations shown in this movie around 1984 (the year of it's release), still ring true and apply in 2023. The more things change, the more they remain the same. Gripping study of times and people.

It's a perfect movie. If you have experienced life, learning, leading, loving & losing then you will get this movie. If not, then wait for few years & watch again..... and repeat the process, if necessary, till you get the movie. Oh did I mention that if you aren't mentally tough & an adult then it's not for you.

What are stories all about? That's exactly what you will find out after you watch this movie. It's pure love & emotions.......all the way.....from this life to beyond.❤️

A must watch for anyone who wants to understand how/why to live with respect for others; is there anyone who doesn't want to?

The last star is for the message for humanity via this movie. It's unlike any movie you may have seen in the sense of its impact and timeliness. It's a serious watch and yet it grips you and makes you think. Some background on the world history around WW II will enhance your experience.

One star extra for taking inspiration from the epic Ramayana. Overall, an inspired mishmash of every super hero Hollywood movie of the last 25 years. Those who haven't seen much of Hollywood will enjoy it more. For all others, you can miss this one, as there nothing in it. The tale of Lord Ram isn't merely about style and revenge, it's soul rests in relationships, dignity and grace. All the good stuff that's sorely missing here.