Vivek Agrawal

The only thing I realised after watching the documentary was that Vince played the character Mr. McMahon on screen which was a toned down version of his real self.

Its much better than Pathan & Jawaan. Much watch!!

Bollywood tried its best to copy the success formula of South India super hit movies and has fallen flat on its face. Movie was a drag from the very beginning. Father has died and now the son will free then from slavery - has started to sound too contrive. Some of the cringe worthy moments a) Vaani kapoor gives birth under a tree shell, all by herself. b) She holds her baby like a stone during the climax, at this she doesn't even pretend that its a dummy. c) A bunch of crows comes out of nowhere whenever the hero is in trouble. I could go on n on, better watch KGF on revind if you love these types of movies.

Pathetic and unconvincing story, execution is also 3rd class. Could have been much better with such a great cast.

Its first of Netflix India Original and what a start it is. In my view it is in par with Netflix other hits such as Stranger Things or Narcos in terms of connecting with the audience and gripping story telling. The acting done by lead actors and even the side actors is simply brilliant. The cliffhangers are genuine in every episode and forces one to press the next button at end of every episode. What I liked most is the methodology of story telling. The parallel drawn between lives of Sartaj and Nawaz. The story also revolves in circles. Effect comes before the cause and still the true effect remains to be discovered. All the characters are deep and have tons of layers to it. My final view : 5 out of 5 and hats off to both directors. Saif should do more of these serious roles. And as he says "My story is like scorpion. Once it stings you, you can't get off." Note: Very strong language and explicit content. Probably the darkest work of Anurag Kshyap.