Sreerag Pramod

Initially, I was going to give the series a full rating, but the last three episodes left me very disappointed. I feel that releasing the first few episodes and then waiting several months to release the rest spoiled the excitement of the show. The first four episodes were engaging and thrilling with well-developed characters and action, but the final three episodes were a letdown. Waiting for so long only to be disappointed by the lackluster climax felt like a sudden crash. Additionally, some scenes felt noticeably similar to another Neeraj Pandey series. Despite great acting, the weak storyline and lack of effort put into the extraction scene made the series feel underwhelming. Overall, the first four episodes built a lot of hype, but the last three brought it all crashing down. I expected more from Neeraj Pandey's talent.

The story in the movie is not very compelling, but the filmmaking and other elements are great. There are some adrenaline-pumping scenes that give the audience a rush, and the music department did a remarkable job. However, Sandeep Reddy Vanga, the director, did a fantastic job overall, but some scenes were cringe-worthy and could have been improved. The audience even laughed during serious moments. On the positive side, there were some outstanding scenes, such as the fight sequence with the Marathi song "Dolby Walya" and the fight between Ranbir and Bobby. The post-credit scene was also awesome. The crew as a whole did a good job. In terms of performances, Ranbir did an incredible job, whether as a young or old character. He almost carried the movie single-handedly. AK was also good, and the chemistry between him and Ranbir as father and son worked well. Ahmad Ibn Umar, who played young Ranbir, also did well. Most of the characters played by the respective actors were good, except for Rashmika. In my opinion, she was the biggest negative in the movie. It is unclear why she was casted, as her dialogues were unclear and confusing. Her scenes felt artificial, with her laughing or crying without delivering the intended dialogue. The team could have chosen a better actress for the role. The songs in the movie were good, except for "Arjan Vailly," which felt funny in how it was portrayed. It would have been better as a background song. Overall, the movie is a decent entertainer if you overlook logic and refrain from judgment on every scene. It's best to watch it with a mindset focused on enjoying the movie rather than analyzing it. I would rate it 3.5 out of 5.