Manas

This movie is pretty much like every other action film—no real story, just the same plot of tracking down terrorists. What it is: Singham is portrayed as a hero respected across the country, almost as if he’s the sole representative of India. The character is made overly grand, but the essence is lost. What it should be: In Singham 1, he was shown as a cop dedicated to his duty, refusing to fall prey to corruption and upholding the honor of the police force. A storyline in which this now-matured policeman fights against a loophole in the police system—taking on both corrupt officials and criminals who benefit from it—could have made this movie a masterpiece. Such a well-thought-out film could have even influenced real-life reforms, with its message potentially reaching Parliament, urging lawmakers to address the very issues highlighted in the movie. That’s the power of a strong script. Despite this, the action scenes are impressive, and the cinematography is beautiful. But the storyline lacks substance, and the essence of what made Singham great is missing.

One of the best comedy movie in recent times.

1 star because I could not give it less. The director is trying to be creative and has shown me the worst thing in my lifetime of 28 years. I would personally love to meet the director/writer and ask for reimbursement of my precious time.