Neeraj Sahani

This movie lacks moral values, with disturbing scenes of violence and abuse, especially towards women. The film, seen by many, should carry some moral responsibility. Instead, it glorifies violence, particularly portraying men as aggressive and abusive towards women. One unsettling scene involves a newlywed man brutally killing another in front of a crowd and then committing marital rape in front of all. Such graphic and disturbing scenes raise questions about the film's purpose. The hero, despite professing love for his father, engages in extramarital affairs , when questioned by his wife, he justify as she was the spy and he did it on purpose. With such implausible reasons. The movie portrays women as emotionless objects, devoid of feelings. This unrealistic depiction of women enduring abuse without resistance perpetuates harmful stereotypes. Men are portrayed as all-powerful , while women are shown as weak and voiceless. The gratuitous killing scenes are both horrible and disgusting, contributing to the overall lack of a coherent and meaningful story. These repetitive and disturbing themes in movies are becoming increasingly annoying. It's high time we reconsider the kind of characters and narratives being portrayed in cinema, focusing on more realistic and ethical storytelling.