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Five Feet Apart got me engrossed in it like no other romantic drama managed to do for a while. It captivates the beauty of human relationships beautifully. It makes you understand the importance of those around us and how even a single touch from our loved ones matter and that we usually take them for granted until we finally can't have that anymore. This movie teaches that our time is short,our days numbered. It teaches us to embrace our loved ones. It teaches us that nobody is going to be around forever, and neither are we. So we have to make the most of our time before we lose it forever. An amazingly acted film, which brings tears to your eyes. Grab a few tissues before watching this one, they'll come in handy!

One word review- Horrible. Nothing, absolutely nothing made sense or felt good in this movie. Bad direction, non sense story and horrible performances make this movie unwatchable from just 'bad'. The over the top and pathetic plot make you cringe all along and makes you want to end the movie already. A complete waste of time and money. Nothing shines in this film, the new actors are bad as well. They have no expressions on their faces and everything seems forced. Rating - 0.5/5.

A XL size potential overrun by an arduous and tiresome plot. Ali’s ambitious Bharat fails to live up to the expectations. The direction was not up to mark and could not do justice to a movie of this scale. The direction seriously lacks and sometimes it even lacked originality. The scene where Bharat and co were fighting a pirate boat was taken straight out of Captain Phillips. The makeup was also disappointing. When Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif are shown to be around 70, only their hair has turned white, not their skin hasn’t become a day older. The costume designing was comparatively better, and the songs are good enough. As far as acting is concerned, it was fairly decent, with Kaif and Shroff standing out. The plot failed the entire movie. The story follows a man from his childhood to his old age. The movie just shows how his life has been, and it has been pretty average, I don’t know why they decided to make a film out of it. The tagline says, The Journey a Man and a Nation Together, but it actually only tells the story of Bharat, the Man and not Bharat, the country. The film has some very humorous moments and the first twenty minutes of the film manage to impress you. Apart from that, nothing else is worth mentioning. The movie could have been better if its screenplay had been. A complete waste of the potential that this film had. Rating- 2.5/5 (I gave it 0.5 more because of its capacity and potential).

Hey there! Black Panther has an incredible talented set of cast who pull of all the scenes with such ease and charm which makes everything so believable. This film may surely belong to the superhero genre but this like nothing you've ever seen before! There was nothing like Black Panther in any of the movies in this planet ever before. This movie should add a 'Black Panther' genre in the film genre lists, if and when any film like it is ever made in the future,unlikely though(except its sequels). The visual effects are impeccable and the costume designs are a delight and so is the sound editing of the film. This film keeps you thoroughly entertained and engaged throughout and never once does it lets your thoughts wander away. Go watch it if you already haven't. And surely do watch Captain Marvel. Its awesome as well. Can't wait to watch Avengers:Endgame now! Wakanda Forever!