I just got back from watching the movie and OMG! First of all, this is definitely not a date movie. Unlike your experience, my theater was filled with couples all discussing plans to leave after their "motive" was satisfied. The film really showcased how powerful a person can become when their family members are hurt. At one point, both the antagonist (except Fanni) and the protagonist felt the same to me. Ashish Vidyarthi's acting was top-notch, and Raghav's performance was impressive as well. However, Lakshya seemed to be drooling all the time 😂-maybe it was needed to portray him as a monster. Overall, the movie is a must-watch if you love action and thrillers.
Definitely! It shows how the hero and villain are almost similar. It has gruesome violence but talks about the consequence of violence as means of understanding pur hero's loss. It's brilliant.
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Great analysis this is Indian action genre benchmark what would you do to make emotional impact
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I just got back from watching the movie and OMG!
First of all, this is definitely not a date movie. Unlike your experience, my theater was filled with couples all discussing plans to leave after their "motive" was satisfied.
The film really showcased how powerful a person can become when their family members are hurt. At one point, both the antagonist (except Fanni) and the protagonist felt the same to me.
Ashish Vidyarthi's acting was top-notch, and Raghav's performance was impressive as well. However, Lakshya seemed to be drooling all the time 😂-maybe it was needed to portray him as a monster.
Overall, the movie is a must-watch if you love action and thrillers.
Definitely! It shows how the hero and villain are almost similar. It has gruesome violence but talks about the consequence of violence as means of understanding pur hero's loss. It's brilliant.
Your vibe like ' tired and refused production'
Thanks bro