Rajesh Singh

It gets choppy at times but gripping nonetheless. Yet it gives one a perspective on what it took to rescue those who meant more to humanity.

Go watch this beautiful movie. No violence, no computer animations and no ugliness. It’s makes you empathize with loss of one’s life’s moorings but uplifts with incredible humanity and support.

It starts off well and then get disjointed. The last 45 minutes were torture. All it was was shoot shoot and more shoot in contrived dark settings. Most confusing, the mission controller by M had a complete knowledge of the building on the island. How? The movie became a total bore.