Rabindra Kumar Mitra

If you like zombie horror flicks, this is must watch. Gripping storyline which talks about some poignant current topics.

I don't think the film (or its maker) understands the difference between archaeology and mythology & folklore. Nor does it seem to care to differentiate between Indian and Asian culture. This is a exercise in stupid research filled with outrageous "white man's" biasness toward the superstitious natives. Indiana appears as a crossover between a James Bond, wooing women and pulling out guns and driving a aeroplane, and modern Flat Earth guy, chasing myths. This film is divorced from reality as well as archaeology. It's a torrid entertainer for people with frozen money brains.

This movie showcases what's wrong in "cinema rating" in India. The songs, the cast, the story, the screenplay... When films like these flop, one feels that India deserves only Race 3 and Happy New Year. The film shines and the lyrics refuse to leave you...