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I don't know the fuss over this movie being so divisive among reviewers. Of course this movie is more of a fictionalized account of the days leading up to ISRO's MOM launch than a semi autobiographical narrative. So what? So many movies around the world come and go with the "based on/inspired by the events" tag that stray far from reality yet no one bats an eye then.

This movie is just OK, you can bring your parents or colleagues or spouse and you are guaranteed to have a pleasant time with any of them as company. Akshay does a fine job in the lead role with Vidya giving a commendable supporting act. The rest of the cast are passable.

The movie thankfully has not many cringe-worthy moments. The few that were put in more as a quota fulfillment for a standard masala Bollywood film do not stick out like a sore thumb. A lot of people seemed to complain that there was not much emphasis given on the exact science of the Mars mission . Clearly, this movie aims more for that vicarious experience of joy and happiness at having achieved the mission rather than the exact train of intellectual thought that went into solving the obstacles faced.

Finally, there was a commentary by an official reviewer as to how this movie was pandering to nationalism and religious appeasement at the same time.I got neither of those vibes from the movie. Regarding nationalism, I felt the referenced attribute was more about cherishing the underdog tale ( a financially stunted ISRO against space giants like the US and Russia) rather than any political right wing remark. And the religious appeasement angle was anything but left wing. If anything, that subplot was meant to reconcile the different faiths in a diverse nation and pray mutually for the success of the Mars mission.

So,overall I am impressed and will recommend this movie

This movie proves again that you do not need extreme big budgets to make a decent movie, replicating the point made in the movie's true story as well. Very good graphics that convey the storyline and the finale. Hats off to Akshay Kumar for once again deciding to do a movie that is meaningful and sensible. The true story of this mission is as amazing as it's scientists. Power to them and the belief that it was possible. India became the first country to successfully launch a satellite mission to Mars in its first try! The movie is a must watch for that itself but it's entertaining as much!

Just came from watching the movie. A very good effort. Simple clean movie. Had fun watching the movie. Vidya Balan was the gel holding the movie. Akshay Kumar felt at times a little over acting. Enjoyed the drama, the work of all actors. Overall 8 out of 10. Please go watch the movie then decide

Everyone know Akshay Kumar is if the finest actor in Bollywood but this time he's choosen wrong script.... Vida Balan man is shining but movie is very poor

Besides one scene where a son was extremely,extremely extremely rude with his mother"Mission Mangal"was a very good movie in every sense.The acting,direction,editing, screenplay were all top notch.The film made you really realise what a fantastic accomplishment,India has achieved in being able to have a successful mission to Mars on their very first attempt. 7/10

Mission Mangal is an enlightening and humbling 'Mangalyaan for Dummies' with a measured sprinkling of masala and humour for mass appeal and to prevent it from being a bland documentary. Mostly good acting and Akshay Kumar is anyway easy on the eyes. Before you can wipe off your tears of joy after the climax, you hear the unnecessary gloating of the country's famous chest thumper. Someone please tell him to leave the chest thumping to juvenile gorillas. A bit of humility and a pat on the back of the high achieving team will do wonders.

Fantastic film acting was very good and when you watch the you will feel proud to be indian. The casting was good and akshay and vidya nailed it in their respective role , nithiya menen was very good overall film is very nice to watch

This film shows India's greatest historical achievement of sending the Mars Orbiter Mission (Mangalyaan) satellite to the red planet in the very first attempt at a low cost. It shows the inspirational journey and the set of events that lead up to the successful mission by a group of scientists.

The film shows that anything can be achieved when you have determination, hardwork and perseverance. It captivates the viewer completely from the beginning until the very end! The screenplay is very interesting and keeps you hooked to your seat. The film also has its fair share of comedy and emotions and there are many instances which will touch your heart! All the members of the cast have contributed equally to the success of this film.

The film focuses more on the stories of the scientists involved in the mission and shows less of the technicalities involved in it. The working and the ideas involved are also simplified greatly to enthuse the general audience. One thing which didn't convince me was the absence of Kannada when the whole setup of the film is shown to be in Bengaluru. In one scene, Akshay Kumar throws up some Tamil dialogues when he pretends to speak with the great scientist A.P.J. Abdul Kalam which I felt was unnecessary.

Overall this is a feel-good film with a rousing narrative sure to bring in a proud and patriotic feel in every Indian who watches it!

MISSION MANGAL REVIEW :-

True events surrounding us leave us fascinating. If we connect them watching on TV or by reading in Newspapers then just imagine how would it be to experience those achievements on silver screen. Mission Mangal showcases a Glorious Chapter from Indian Space Commission which will leave you with Goosebumps. The film makes you feel proud on ISRO because Mangalyaan Mission was blended by so much of struggle, hard work, financial crisis and natural disasters yet successfully achieved by ISRO in the very First Attempt.

The story begins with ISRO's failure of GSLV and then starts rolling around Mission Mars. Rakesh Dhawan (Akshay Kumar) and Tara Shinde (Vidya Balan) are experienced and dedicated scientists in ISRO who always want India to achieve high feat in Space research field. After the failure of GSLV Rakesh and Tara unite for Mission Mars and they make a core Team of Junior Scientists Eka Gandhi (Sonakshi Sinha), Kritika Agarwal (Taapsee Pannu), Varsha Pillai (Nithya Menen), Neha Siddiqui (Kirti Kulhari), Sharman Joshi (Parmeshwar Naidu) and Ananth Iyer (HG Dattatreya). A misfit and unenthusiastic team gets boosted by Tara's desire to reach Mars and then everyone from the team gives out thier Soules for the project. After so much of hard work, time, dedication, techniques and weather difficulties the Mission is Accomplished and admired by the Globe. This Fantastic script is blessed by Powerful performances of Vidya Balan and Akshay Kumar. Rest members of cast have less to do but does what they could do best. Screenplay in the 1st half is Highly Engaging that you don't even realise when an hour is passed. 2nd half starts slowly but then has enough enjoyable part towards the end. Music is a let down and irritating, that Mission Mangalam Song is total Disastrous attempt. There was no need of this kind of Spoofy song in Technically advanced Film. Cinematography is decent, but Rocket Laughing scenes will give you jitters. The other reason for that is Background Music.

Director Jagan Shakti and Creative Director R Balki tries to pull off a fresh theme in Bollywood in same old way. Although it works on major prospects, some mistakes are there too. That typical dramatic portion at the end looks unrealistic while we were expecting some realistic and fascinating stuff. Even though a theory of Mission was difficult to execute on screen without fictitious changes, those dramatic goofs can be forgiven because the overall impact doesn't let you down. Mission Mangal deserves your watch especially when it comes to Independence Day release, and it also has that Untold Global Phenomena achieved by ISRO. Claps and applaud won't Stop when you leave theatres.

RATING- 6.5/10*

It's too much into characters, showing scientists doing all kinds of useless works, and not much about the mission itself.

I had to give full rating for the way story telling is done here. Complex rocket science has been explained with simple concepts which even a 2 year old can understand.

Actors have done there jobs as expected. Nothing more nothing less. May be Akshay can do better job.

Some scenes, restarting system, broming song, train fighting and few more unnecessary scenes distracted me from enjoying the landmark achievement and let me down.

What could have made more interesting is, explain how calculating trajectory or speed of rocket is calculated or something to show how it is difficult it was for scientists.

But its still one of the best movie to introduce space to Indian children and to our commercial audience.

A team of Indian scientists at ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) take on the extraordinary task of successfully sending a satellite into the orbit of planet Mars in a country's maiden attempt.

SPECIAL MENTION - Dil main Mars hai song ruins the plot whnever it comes..!! 🙄

Against all odds, India became the first country in the world to break many space and Earth barriers and reach the distant planet in its first attempt. 'Mission Mangal' is a film that dramatises and recreates this glorious chapter in Indian history.

The focuss on human drama is endearing, but we would have like to see more action happening at ISRO, which we know very little of.

The story picks up in 2010, when a team at ISRO is led by Rakesh (Akshay Kumar) as they launch a rocket into outer space. But that launch mission ends up in unexpected failure when a technical error forces the rocket to veer towards earth.

Rakesh and Tara (Vidya Balan), make a team of junior scientists from ISRO with the intention of putting the Mars Mission into space within 24 months.

MOM's team comprises of five strong women Tara, Eka (Sonakshi Sinha), Neha (Kirti Kulhari), Kritika (Taapsee Pannu) and Varsha (Nithya Menen) who wrack their brains and come up with innovative, low-cost solutions for the Mars mission. Part of the same team are Parmeshwar (Sharma Joshi).

The narrative could have focused more on the mission and the authenticity of the mission control at ISRO. At times, the characters get a bit over-the-top.

Even the CGI is pretty average.

Despite the ups and downs, this story does make you believe that dreams do come true.

When you see India's scientists celebrate their hard-earned victory with the Mangalyaan orbiting Mars, you can't help but cheer for the nation and its scientific success.

Its not a Biopic... Its more of a PARODY of Mangal Mission. Ruined the Image of ISRO. Bollywood should learn something from Perfection like 'Chernobyl'.

One of the wrost movie in Bollywood in sci fiction genre... My expectation in high after seeing the trailer but movie is very poor

Well definitely a lot of drama as expected, but hey, drama is what it takes to make the movie entertaining. Go watch! Good star cast!

Akshay Kumar and Vidya Balan is the heart of the film. But I feels like Vidya Balan gets more screentime and importance in the film. Tapsi and other do well as a supporting role. For me the story could have been better. I mean to say that it lacks original version of the story. I mean don't show anything by giving it a patriotic tag.

Space based movies are a rarity in Bollywood or Indian cinema as a whole! It's a complex subject matter that requires great lengths of writing and execution brilliance! That is so tough to master!

Here the makers done a brilliant job. They tried to bring ISRO's achievements and our country's pride in an entertaining mixture rather than making it too complex to understand.

Right amount of One liners, laughters, inspirational moments and some scientific explorations described in a so simple way that even a child could easily relate and connect to the story!

Performances were brilliant, Vidya Balan just stole the limelight here and being with Someone like Akshay Kumar who single handedly carried many films on his shoulders before. The complement of Vidya overshadowing Akshay is not a mere thing! Other cast members though had little much to do they played their respective parts pretty well!

About the negatives there are two, Some unnecessary scenes added that didn't matter much to the main plot and some over dramatic moments that simply didn't fit well!

Overall it's a great movie, with lots of inspiration, Desires, Dreams! A brilliant sound score alongside an Entertaining script! And by the end We all feel proud of our nation! And that does matter!

A good script which is ruined by poor music...what was that..mission mangalam song...so irritating..

Should have told the story straight and in a serious matter..

Akshay best as always. Vidya outstanding Others average.

After you compare to another movie Pramanu starring John...that was a way better created than mission Mangal.

Proud of you ISRO and I am proud to be an Indian..

Great movie. Complex topic presented in a manner that a common person could understand. Akshay Kumar is becoming better by the day. All the lead stars have done a great job. Throughly enjoyed the movie. Quite inspiring. Must watch

I was intrigued upon hearing the true story of Mission Mangal. It's a story which deserves a lot of praise for its humongous achievement and is something India should be proud of. Did the film do it justice? Yes and no.

Mission Mangal was directed by Jagan Shakti in his directorial debut and his direction was really good. It's not easy to balance an ensemble cast along with the story but Shakti manages to retain that balance for as long as possible. The VFX was okay. There were times where it looked really good and times where it looked fake.

Akshay Kumar delivers a great performance as usual. You can tell how passionate he was about this film as he gives a lot of energy to it. It felt satisfying seeing the likes of Sharman Joshi on the big screen again. The other scientists (Taapsee Pannu, Sonakshi Sinha, Kirti Kulhari, Nithya Menen and HG Dattatreya) do well in their roles. The standout amongst everyone was Vidya Balan. A lot of the film is focused on her character's life and she feels genuine in her role throughout.

The writing, at times, felt contrived. I felt Dalip Tahil's character was over the top at times and some of the supporting cast members were underdeveloped. There was a subplot involving Vidya Balan's son which felt forced and was just implemented in the film for additional drama. There is another scene which takes place in a train but it was unnecessary to the main storyline and crammed in to just show women empowerment. The makers had a lot of fit into this movie's runtime. If they removed some scenes then the film would've flowed better. Despite this, the writers cleverly use analogies and theories to simplify the complexity of the mission for the audience.

Mission Mangal is not a bad film by any means. It does have its flaws relating to some of the characters and the writing itself but the film has its heart in the right place. It's brilliant to see something extraordinary like this being recognised widely by the public and by the end you will have that unshaken feeling of proudness and patriotism for India.

Movie deserves a watch as it is high on patriotism and has a great message and story which every indian should know about ISRO

Usually every body won't understand the Space and scientific details. To boost the role of scientists their personal life is added with all possible palatable smartness. Adult girl living freely, muslim woman divorcee surviving, a solders wife ", A manglik boy searching a lady , a near retiring old man, woman struggling with a first most wanted pregnancy,devoted scientist Axay some thing from "Space Mom Indi House wife, by Vidya are "ANMOL Ratnas" . Problems of making them as a wonderful team is nicely managed though little melodramatically, It's OK. As the basic intense Idea of delivering such a world wide feat with blossoming new Ideas and scientific creativity is really a true story one must be proud to feel it. It's not exaggeration but a true story wonderfully decorated with some real comic humanising daily routine of all Babu's every day life ! From average to high class commitment ,struggle and success is achieved by the possible creative resources. My God it's a true story ! We did the sending a satalite in mars orbit for study ! By maneuvering our limited resources to an un believable crescendo tuning and a Success ! Those who are not appreciating these in films have not done that when our scientist surprised NASA and all Space Countries. The balance of a stiff technicality and numerous element blend nicely in film and they all produce a good social echo too. Just go to film and amusingly come out with head high and entertained....

1) A great story with irrelevant and soulless narration 2) Huge lag and not into the story anytime 3) Great scientists characters used as joker Don't waste your money