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Ah, where do I even start? Children, rejoice! This movie is a visual feast that you'll probably love—because hey, who doesn't love a buffet of flashy lights, recycled ideas, and loud noises? And adults, don't fret. This cinematic masterpiece does an excellent job of not adding insult to your imagination and intelligence because, well, it doesn't bother engaging either. Yes, of course, nobody noticed the subtle (read: blatant) nods to Dune, Iron Man, Avatar, Mad Max: Fury Road, Pacific Rim, Harry Potter, and every other blockbuster from the past decade. It's like the filmmakers thought, "Why be original when you can be derivative of everything popular?" The CGI and animations? Simply breathtaking! (If you're into watching scenes that make you go, "Wait, haven't I seen this before?") The dialogues were nothing short of groundbreaking. The characters felt the need to narrate every single thing that was happening, just in case you were about to have an independent thought. It's a great way to ensure the audience has absolutely no confusion... because there’s no room left for any! And the performances—oh, the performances. Except for Amitabh Bachchan, who was clearly there because, well, who says no to Big B, everyone else was stellar... in a parallel universe where "stellar" means "please stop." And Arshad Warsi? How dare he call Prabhas a joker? Clearly, he was mistaken—Prabhas was a clown, and not even the fun kind. So if you're looking for a movie that doesn't challenge you, surprises you with nothing but déjà vu, and is filled with dialogue that will make sure you don't miss a single predictable moment, this is the one for you. Clap, cheer, and marvel at this cinematic triumph—because at least the kids will be entertained. Zero rating!

A Mixed Bag - "Masterpeace" Malayalam Series Firstly, the series was too loud and the acting often veered into overacting territory, making it hard to connect with the characters on a deeper level. There were indeed some scenes that managed to bring a smile to my face with their humor, but unfortunately, these were few and far between. The majority of the content fell flat, lacking the wit and charm needed to sustain interest. Another issue I encountered was the repetitiveness of certain scenes, which made the viewing experience monotonous and, at times, downright boring. It's a series that might appeal to those with a specific taste for exaggerated humor, but for those seeking a more balanced and nuanced viewing experience, it may fall short.

A film that was marketed as a thrilling sports/action experience but turned out to be a total cringe fest. From start to finish, the movie failed to deliver on its promises. The film's portrayal of sports was nothing short of a sham. There was a severe lack of genuine sports elements, and instead, the focus seemed to be on manufacturing drama to make Vijay appear larger than life. Nayan's role was a complete waste, offering little substance or meaningful contribution to the storyline. The attempt at humor in the movie was cringe-worthy, with jokes feeling forced and falling flat. Vijay's performance was lackluster, and it's high time he considers investing in some acting lessons. The portrayal of the hero seemed like a regurgitation of the same old clichés, lacking any freshness or innovation. The audience deserves better than a recycled version of a tired formula. Save yourself the agony and invest your time in anything else worthwhile.

Plot - copied from "smile" movie mostly. The rest of the story was too meh. Acting - Overacting by villager cast. Lead hero was too bad/stiff. Heroine was too expressionless for a village belle. Her mannerisms were more like a cool, modern girl which is hard to buy. Visuals/Sound - The best part of the movie. Too good. Overall, a very long, tedious meh movie. Could have been gripping and good with a better story and acting.