Dipayan Bhui

It's an absolute shame that such movies are still being produced and they are still running at the box office. Salman Khan is like a disease that needs to be eradicated from Bollywood. There is no story, there are no dialogues, there is no copywriting, or screenplay of any sort. To be honest, I don't think anyone who has worked in this movie knows about these words and what they mean. The only things that are present in this movie are action sequences and Savlon's abs. If you watch it and like it, then you should reiterate life in general.

He is shown to be a high-functioning alcoholic, but the movie glorifies his actions, rather than showing them in a completely negative light as it should be. Basis the movie, rage, entitled behaviour, and flouting social and moral conduct is considered to be the birthright of men - or at least this particular man. The greater problem with the way the movie has been presented - especially the conventional happy ending - is that people fail to see the self-destruction that the protagonist experiences. They only view his 'passion' and 'heartbreak', not his misogyny, aggression, or general rudeness. Yes, creators have every right to present flawed characters - but not to put them on a pedestal.