Pratyksh Bathla

What a rubbish non logical movie I have watched As a film critic, it is my duty to provide an honest assessment of the movies I watch. Unfortunately, "Salaar" falls into the category of the worst non-logical movies I have come across. From its weak storyline to the underwhelming VFX, this film fails to deliver on multiple fronts. First and foremost, let's address the performance of Prabhas, who disappointingly delivers his worst acting yet. His portrayal lacks depth and fails to connect with the audience. It is disheartening to witness such a talented actor deliver a lackluster performance in a film that had potential. Furthermore, the VFX in "Salaar" is nothing short of a disaster. Prabhas seems to have patented the worst VFX in the country, as the visual effects fail to impress and often come across as amateurish. It's a shame that a film with such a budget couldn't invest in high-quality visual effects that would enhance the viewing experience. The lack of a coherent and engaging story is another major flaw in "Salaar." The plot feels disjointed and fails to captivate the audience. It is reminiscent of the film "KGF" but lacks the same level of depth and intrigue. The narrative fails to provide any meaningful character development or emotional resonance. However, amidst the sea of disappointments, there are a few redeeming factors. The director, whose vision and execution are commendable, manages to salvage some semblance of coherence from the mess that is "Salaar." Additionally, Prithviraj's performance stands out as a shining light in an otherwise lackluster film. In conclusion, "Salaar" is a film that falls short in almost every aspect. From the weak storyline to the subpar VFX, it fails to deliver a satisfying cinematic experience. While the director's efforts and Prithviraj's performance offer some respite, they are not enough to salvage this film from being labeled as one of the worst non-logical movies.