Sarfaraz Patel

War 2 – A Thunderous Clash of Titans Jist finished off watching War 2 on Netflix and i mist say this isn’t just a sequel it’s a full-throttle cinematic showdown that fuses espionage, emotion, and explosive action into a spectacle that demands your attention. Directed with swagger and scale, this film takes the spy genre and injects it with adrenaline, heart, and a touch of desi flair. Kabir vs Vikram: Clash of Fire and Ice At the heart of War 2 is the electrifying dynamic between Hrithik Roshan’s Kabir and N.T. Rama Rao Jr.’s Vikram. Kabir is the ghost of RAW—haunted, lethal, and unpredictable. Vikram, the relentless pursuer, is all grit and fire. Their cat-and-mouse game evolves into a reluctant alliance, and watching these two titans collide and collaborate is pure cinematic gold. Hrithik brings brooding intensity and emotional depth, especially in scenes that explore Kabir’s tortured past. Jr. NTR is magnetic, balancing brute force with emotional vulnerability, and his screen presence is undeniable. Their chemistry is the film’s beating heart equal parts rivalry, respect, and raw power. 10 out 10 all the way through

A Suspenseful Yet Uneven Ride Just finished watching Maa (2025) on Netflix, and I’d rate it as an average watch. The film delivers a mix of compelling twists and some weaker, less convincing turns that leave the overall narrative feeling uneven. What stands out is the suspense it’s definitely there. At its core, Maa sends a powerful message: a mother’s love knows no bounds. The story portrays a mother who defies all odds, even supernatural forces, to protect her child. That emotional depth gives the film its heart. Kajol’s performance is undoubtedly the highlight. She brings intensity and conviction to her role, elevating scenes that might otherwise fall flat. However, the script and screenplay don’t quite match her energy. The storytelling lacks finesse, making it hard to stay fully engaged throughout. When compared to Ajay Devgn’s Shaitaan (2024)—also a Devgn production—Maa doesn’t hold up. Shaitaan had a tighter grip on its narrative and a more polished execution. In the end, Maa isn’t a bad film, but it doesn’t rise above mediocrity either. It’s a decent one-time watch, especially for fans of Kajol or those drawn to stories of maternal strength.

To summarize this movie, its a BLOCKBUSTER. what a movie a way to kick off the holiday season. Bollywood has taken this to another hollywood level. Definetely only Rohit Shetty knows how to pull it off. Amazing acting, screenplay, action. A must see movie especially the kast 20 mins of action is just mind blowing.

A little bit messed up and it's nothing to what the trailer makes it out to be. It's an boring to average movie, but cannot spoil it, but there are a lot of downfalls and many twists IN THE ROPE!!!! I would not go in with all high expectations as trust me it's nothing to what the trailer makes it out to be.

I didn't know what to make of the film and the audience at the cinema had the exact reaction as me. The concept was excellent but the Execution was very poor. The first half was very engaging but the second half dipped massively. I cannot spoil, but definitely not the watch for the second time.

Just come back from the Cinema and I would just like to say AWESOME, GRIPPING and will have you on the edge of your seat. psychological yet very engaging storyline. There are no dips in the plot, all nicely built up for the suspense. No spoilers, witness it for yourselves.

One of the most outstanding performance from Indian Cinema Fighter ticks all the boxes a movie for true Patriots. I do not understand how this movie failed in India. But this movie touched hearts outside India. Outstanding outstanding. Screenplay never dipped. Excellent storyline good direction. Worth the watch, this movie is not a one time watch. Hats of to Indian forces

Just finished off watching this movie. BLOCKBUSTER. Excellent storyline, excellent screenplay. Hats off Vidyut jamwal, the actor who can pull this one off. I do not understand as to where the movie went wrong in India. As this movie has goosebumps in each daredevil game. Anyway 5 star all the way through.

Just finished of watching BMCM, honestly speaking the concept they have chose was terrific but the execution was slightly weak, but some aspects were at all very strong. The direction could of been much better as watching the movie I had ideas which would of taken this to the next level. In my opinion. hard work of Akshay and tiger and other stars in the movie was well beyond expectations. So well done all. But I felt as though that India should now stop making movies with regards to Pakistan, India and China as many movies have been made, and quiet frankly the audience is getting bored of the concept, however BMCM went on another mass level but took another diversion with again taking the idea of Pakistan and India. Overall it is a good movie to watch with a new concept. Action is good with some elements of twists. I would say go and watch it as it's a mass audience entertainment.

Just finished watching Dunki on Netflix, it's an average movie to watch, a reality of a rollercoaster filled with fun and emotions but with a social message (Obtain Visa the legal way, or their is a price to pay) The movie has some sense of reality in terms of how foreign nationals are currently are currently residing. The dream that the theiving agents paint to foreign national, that UK is a good life ect.. but the reality is that the cost of living crises is not just the UK BUT THE ENTIRE World is suffering from the rising costs. I have known many foreign nationals who have obtained legal visa but after coming here life is very tough, these poor nationals have mortgaged their houses and lands to come to the UK AND OR another country to better their lives. But circumstances take over their dreams and unfortunately commit suicide. The truth is before going anywhere, please do your homework and have things in place. Overall the movie is certainly an eye opener to those who are thinking of going abroad.