KB Mehta

Old stories are the best. This is old.

Watched it second time, still enjoyed, laughed allowed many times. Touches somewhere deep inside. Good acting. Some scenes looked over cooked, but, can still watch after a few months. Therefore, I would rather it 4/5.

If you like good music, and can withstand Bhartiya naari worshipping her husband who abandoned her after spending only one night, in which he gave her gift of a son; and the grown up son still respects his father though the father has acted as a villain in his life, then this is the perfect movie for you.

Taut storyline, good direction and some great acting make it better than average movie. Akshaye and Richa Chadha are perfect; even actors in smaller roles have performed well. No over acting, dramatisation here; good editing and no non-sense approach in pithy delivery of content needs special mention. However, I don't agree with statements in the last scene. Sex was forced upon a subordinate by a powerful superior and therefore, he is rapist in every sense. Consent under duress, in undoubtedly rape.

Sridevi, Nawazuddin Siddiqui as well as Akshaye perform well. Nothing new in the story, yet the treatment and performances make it worth a watch. Though, the film never rises to the category of the best.

At max it can be called a childish effort.

Childish through and through. I wonder how Ramesh Sippy made even versatile actors act so miserably. He has wasted Rajkumar Rao and done injustice to young and beautiful Rakul Preet.

Liked it It's different, It's innovative, It leaves one speechless, and looking forward what will happen now. And then, it finishes. Leaving you thinking. Wow.

Flawless storyline, good direction and great acting by Anthony Hopkins and Ryan Gosling make Fracture an excellent movie. Worth a watch.