Ruzbe Daruwala

It’s a good movie for a one-time watch for Ranbir’s performance, the guy has charisma. I still feel Rockstar was his better performance. The first half of the movie is good and engaging. The second half becomes boring. I would give it 3 stars. Length of the movie I feel certain scenes could have been avoided/edited to reduce the length. 1.) The starting black-and-white scene where Ranbir is shown an old man which doesn’t cover in the end. 2.) The underwear scene post that he wears a lungi and fights. 3.) The Marathi actor whether he was doing comedy (ideally our old Jagdeep was required) 4.) The physio asks how many times you have sex. 5.) Ranbir walking nacked. 6.) Ranbir asks a bold doctor whether he shave down or up. Could be avoided. Instead some points should have been narrated 1.) Prem Chopra, Suresh Oberoi were brothers with 3rd person being Bobby’s father. They should have given a narrative of the family, in the start. 2.) Ranbir from nowhere goes to Punjab and gets his cousins to fight for him is not established properly, who told him to go there? 3.) From India to London he goes fully loaded with guns and ammunition is a bit too much to digest. 4.) They didn’t show foreign countries like the UK and what he is doing in the USA. The Highs 1.) I liked the first party scene, the college scene and the car scene. This is the first time he gets angry which surprises the audience. 2.) Ranbir speech at the factory reminded me of Capri’s speech in Wolf of Wall Street. 3.) The action between Ranbir and Bobby was good with music and raw fight. 4.) All the scenes between Ranbir and Anil were great. Infact Anil’s character should have been shown that he is a big tycoon. (like what KJO showcased AB in K3G). The lows 1.) Shakti Kapoor was wasted. He would have shown as the 3rd brother. Keeping his bad image. 2.) If I compare anger Kabir Singh's (shaheed’s) anger was giving more goosebumps with background music. 3.) The trailer scene revealed the Father/Son last scene which was good for the trailer but spoilt it as it was the main climax father/son scene. With the masala movies making good money at the Box office. It doesn’t mean they are classic and will be remembered for a long time. I hope this year Filmfare gives awards to performances and not popular movies to please the stars.

It's a refreshing movie after a long time. Ranbir looks handsome and Shraddha is sexy, yes she carries her swim outfit at easy in every movie and is shot like any normal shot. All characters are well and defined and have some part to play except for Boney Kapoor’s. Storyline direction screenplay dialogues are all good witty and fast paced. Good. Songs are well cherographed. The story is of today’s youth you think sleeping is causal now pre marriage where we were watching of Srk/KJo/Yrj love gyan pyar ek hi baar hota hai etc

The movie starts well with decent storyline but looses grip in no time. It had a predictable end which every story writer tries to twist and turn to ensure his movie is different and masses it up. Parineeta’s and Arjun’s performance is good enough until the storyline is interesting. Can someone tell me how Parineeta comes out of mess is completely unexplained. Is crossing border of Nepal is crossing one bridge without any checks. I wonder. Anu Malik thinks he can take over Bappi Lahiri music. Director should seriously think of clear story telling rather than leaving audience to do guess work

I've been a devoted fan of Sunny Deol and his movies since the days of 'Betaab' and 'Arjun.' While I admire Sunny, I acknowledge that he has limitations when it comes to dancing and comic timing. With age, his ability to perform high-intensity action sequences has also diminished. 'Gadar: Ek Prem Katha' was a blockbuster, featuring a compelling storyline, strong performances, memorable dialogues, and great music. However, the same cannot be said for 'Gadar 2,' which felt like a rip-off, despite its impressive box office earnings of Rs. 500 crores. Regarding 'Gadar 2,' I wasn't excited about it from the moment the trailer was released, so I decided to wait for its OTT release, and my reservations were confirmed. Both Sunny and Amisha have aged, and the villain's loud dialogues and excessive cigar-puffing were irritating. The director seemed focused on promoting a younger actor, which detracted from the overall experience. The plot was predictable, with Sunny's character bashing through Pakistan and returning home with his family. The dialogues lacked the memorable impact of the original, with repeated use of phrases like 'Jitte,' 'Pappe,' and 'Tara.' I've seen various reviewers mention that when asked to recall a memorable dialogue, all they could think of was 'Hindustan Zindabad.' I would classify this as another one of Sunny's underwhelming films. Sunny should consider the career paths of actors like Anil Kapoor, Dilip Kumar, and Sanjeev Kumar during their golden years. While he is fortunate to have a lease on his career for at least another 10 years, I hope his upcoming movies offer more substance. I'm looking forward to 'Soorya,' as I've seen the original and expect it to be good. However, I anticipate that 'Baap' will be a disappointment, I'm not expecting any magic from Ahmed Khan. My hopes are pinned on his new collaboration with Aamir Khan's production and 'Border 2.' I'd like to send a message to Sunny to please consider toning down the yelling. One of the most astute aspects of this entire project is Zee Studios' ability to manage the budget, taking into account the star power of the cast and the director's credibility, which has waned since the first 'Gadar' movie. It appears to be a calculated risk where even if the movie only collects 50 crores, they can recoup another 50 crores from OTT and music rights. Therefore, spending 80 crores seems like a worthwhile gamble. However, I can't help but wonder if these are the types of movies that resonate with the Indian audience. Personally, I would only watch such movies for free on OTT.

it is very nice entertainment. Full marks to the dialogue writer, screenplay, editing and direction, In acting full marks to Paresh Rawal, Karthik aryan and Kriti Sanon and all supporting cast were good. The bad part is slow motion over the top predictable action and poor songs. I had to fast forward it. I wish this would have given the young lead star a hit. It's a genuinely good movie from Rohit dhawan. Just don't go the stupid Bhai, Rohit Shetty and Pathan way. Audience is tired of over the top fight and knows indian hero can bit 100 men.