Operation Raavan

Operation Raavan deserves the "Worst Movie of the Year" title without a doubt. If there were an option for negative ratings, it would earn a solid -100 from many disappointed viewers. From start to finish, the film feels like a masterclass in how not to make a movie. Despite its ambitious title, Operation Raavan fails to deliver on almost every front-storyline, acting, direction, and even basic technical quality.

The plot is muddled and chaotic, with scenes that seem to drag on endlessly without contributing anything meaningful. Characters lack depth, and their motives often don't make sense, leaving viewers confused and frustrated. Major plot twists, intended to shock, instead feel predictable and uninspired.

The acting, too, is a major letdown. Performances come across as forced, wooden, and devoid of any real emotion. In scenes where you're meant to feel tension or empathy, you end up feeling awkward or, worse, bored. Even the action sequences, which could have offered some redemption, are poorly choreographed and underwhelming.

Worst movie I've ever seen in this decade, as poster and storyline is so much intriguing.

Ended up waiting for at least a good performance from any of the characters but nothing came up.

I don't understand why the police character in the movie seems cunning at one frame, like a good father to a daughter type in other scene, egoistic in another scene and what not, he tried everything but ended up dead in the middle of the movie with his unmatchable dubbing voice.

Deprived writing, impecunious editing, broken screenplay, unconnected acting performances, inferior twists, debris direction.

The point is no point.