Tejas

Oh what a shame with this movie and its production utter waste of time and money. Story is weak and vfx is the worst . Over deshbhakti has sunk this fighter plane stay away.

With kangana on a trot of flops it takes utmost courage or to be a die hard deshbhakt who is literally trying to support her cause.

When we watch we also expect some sense and reality in the movie. Krk has literally roasted kangana .

If kangana keeps doing this kinda good stuff surely she will bring down the gdp of this nation will cause massive unemployments and will lead to people running to hospitals.. community viewing my foot.

This movie shows how average of an actor Kangana is. The entire movie is dreadfully slow and showcases her incompetence as an actor. By the end of the movie it leaves you begging for the money and time you've spent suffering this outright disgrace in the name of cinema. Personally I would suggest you watch a wall instead it would be more entertaining than watching Kangana torture you with the mediocrity as actor. My nephew in her school play has shown more genuine emotion and commitment than Kangana did in the entirety of the movie and to top it all off she has been posting reviews on social media handles deceiving people into watch it,

This movie lacks everything

• no acting
• no story
• no direction

This could have been the best movie in the history of Bollywood, but I am disappointed with what they have done. Kangana doesn't deserve this man, she is one the best actress.

The movie starts and you will think that it will be something spectacular, but just 20 mins into the movie everything goes haywire.

The whole blame goes on director to make this type of trash, kangana is so unfortunate to work with these pathetic director.

Don't go and watch this is theatre,just watch it when it comes to Ott.

That's all I can say for now

-- A disappointed kangana fan.

One of the scenes in the movie Tejas that shows the title character's early days in the Air Force Academy has a moment where the instructor asks whether anyone has any questions. Our leading lady stands up and asks when can I fly? It is almost as bizarre as an over-enthusiastic computer engineer asking his teacher when is the campus placement in the middle of the second year. What I am trying to say is that the very thick strokes of jingoistic drama visible in the movie from the word go are really difficult to sit through, especially when nothing is working in favor of the film on a craft level.

I don't anticipate significant visual splurging, primarily due to financial constraints.

However, compelling narratives have a way of transforming the overall presentation, as we've witnessed in the past with films like Border, Gunjan Saxena, Uri and also some low cost TV serials.

Unfortunately, this movie lacks such a captivating story, relying instead on a collection of national themes that seem to be exploited for profit.

It is so very unfortunate, IAF is a matter of pride and our actors and industry are simply not serious about their responsibility. So much could be done with the right story telling.

Horrible!