Pawan Kumar Jha

If you're a big fan of an action movie, and especially you like Vidyut's insane fighting style, go for it. I think this movie surpasses its prequels in terms of impressive action choreography. A good watch!

The best thing about this movie is action choreography. I can't say Will's choice of this movie is somehow narrowed-vision of him, but this is not like his Suicide Squad-ish style. Overall, you can't hate this movie at all. At least not boring.

Fast-paced, well-scripted, impressively-acted, breathtakingly-choreographed, this show is binge-worthy as far as the real meaning of watching a worthy TV series goes. In most of the scenes, I had this sudden urge to believe that the show is justifying Robert Ludlum’s epic character, Jason Bourne, in its cogent cinematic portrayal of a highly complex plot. Highly recommendable TV show for those eager to witness John-Wick-type non-stop entertainment.

A remarkable cine-tale seeded in once flood-ravaged Kedarnath but eventually falls prey to a predictable climax ending a love story with a demise or loss of the beau in the deluge. Impressive scenic views of mountains and valleys revealing cascading water of the river and verdure adjacent is a great USP of the movie.

After a very long I have watched a movie loaded with its sheer substance of message galvanized to the core, impressing and absorbing so much so that, even occasional expletives seem to lend gravity of justifications to the frustrations of the characters. Solid content, screenplay, and amazing acting of the casts make this movie an absolute entertainer!

I think this movie is expressively being just to conclude its prequels. Don't miss it just because some bibliomaniac guys worded it an embarrassing let-down to its bookish version.

The only thing I love about the movie is its action, choreographed by my favourite, Corey Yuen.