Mehak Nayak

For starters, I absolutely hate action dramas - and fighting scenes all the more. I went to watch this movie only because the stellar cast really called my name. Let me say this, this has to be one of the THE BEST movies I have seen in theatre. It was a complete paisa-vasool movie in terms of the cinema hall experience. I was at the edge of my seat and rooting for Lakshya every single second of the entire movie, which lasted about 2 hours. The film is short, simple, sweet, and moves you in the most aggressive way possible. Barely any storyline and yet this might just be the best film I have watched all year, second only to Lapata Ladies. Take a bow!!!

Hands down the worst thing I've ever forced myself to watch. There wasn't one thing I liked about this movie, like....not one. I am taking into account every single character/dialogue/scene. Watch only if you want to waste your time and like judging NRIs.

As someone who did NOT follow the actual Anna's story and was introduced to this entire fiasco by Netflix, I was thoroughly impressed and entertained by the series. It's intriguing, it's captivating, it makes you wonder and it shows the ugly, and dare I say dumb, side of the elites and the dirty-rich. I wasn't fond of Anna's accent or her almost robotic lack of emotional quotient, but upon watching several interviews later, I realized Garner had done an excellent job portraying Anna. Perhaps being so incredibly smart came with its own curse for Anna. Also, the interviews of her "friends" also evinced that Rhymes has made a very good series, almost perfectly commensurate with the real life events. People are complaining that we never got to see the real Anna - but maybe this is all there was to her? A brilliant sociopath who was a true blood hustler with not a dime to her emotions.