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Still in a trauma of what did I just watch. In my first opinion rohit shetthy did not use the the script writer he used ChatGpt with a prompt : Okay I have these characters and I want to engrain Ramayana Story within these character and came up with this horror ride. Two parallels are going side by side which was shown already in a 5 minute long trailer , so you already know what is going to hit you. AB AA HI GAYE HO TO BHUKTO.. seems to be rohit shetthy's main mantra.

It doesn't adhere any basics of movie making (I am not a movie maker and even I can say this) , This Cop Universe is getting worse day by day and I am going to avoid any other movies of this universe. So sorry Chulbul Singh or Whatever.

Paap lagega jisne bhi paise leke 10 star review diye hain.

(How can one ruin 3-4 hours of someone else life).

A 3 hour #JUBAN KESARI SQUAD reunion on diwali talking about ramayan and promoting Scorpio.

You will need popcorn and coke refills in order to complete this movie .

Hatts off to everyone behind this movie because it takes real talent to make something soo dumb and soo low .

Bollywood thinks ki kuch bhi banao sab chal jaayega.

Kareena kapoor khan talking about hindu sanskriti in movie is bit hypocritical too.

If you are planning to watch this movie....it's better to take a 3 hour nap at railway station instead.

Flop movie. This movie, unfortunately, leaves much to be desired, coming off as loud and often cringe-inducing in its presentation. From the outset, it seems to rely heavily on exaggerated expressions, over-the-top dialogue, and awkward scenes, which appear more cringe-worthy than impactful. Instead of drawing the viewer in, these elements feel forced, often creating a sense of discomfort rather than entertainment. A significant factor contributing to this is the movie's average execution, which fails to deliver on the potential of its premise. As it stands, the movie remains a disappointing and lackluster experience, likely to be quickly forgotten by anyone seeking quality storytelling and a well-crafted cinematic journey.

"Singham Again" deviates from its original vision, resulting in a disjointed narrative that relies on forced mythology and unconvincing patriotism. The film lacks the potential to deliver a compelling story due to its numerous weak layers. Deepika Padukone and Tiger Shroff's performances are disappointing, as they portray their characters as mere caricatures. Rohit Shetty, while acknowledging the shortcomings of the film, has an opportunity to learn from the South Indian film industry and produce more engaging and entertaining content. It is advisable to avoid this poorly executed film at all costs.

This movie had every ingredient money could buy, yet it failed to make a good dish.

I would like to summarise this movie with the following:

Friend : Do you wanna watch Singham Again?

Friend 2 : I'd rather watch "Singham" again!

Enough Said!

Wherever the old more tolerable Rohit Shetty went!

Better go for Bhool Bhulaiya 3 instead if you're gonna spend for a lot of people. I mean there's not much logic there as well, but at least it has its moments - some parts are genuinely heartfelt and humorous, and the acting isn't abysmal, and they are trying to give a genuine message, and it's actually kinda believable unlike this unforgivable mess. Here it's more like they forced everyone to overact, even the otherwise decent actors. My only pet peeve in BB3 would be the lack of option to fast forward most of the out-of-nowhere song scenes & lack of horror to my taste. But SA is a pet peeve in entirety!

Look at the budget scale & starcast. You'll get goosebumps. But, when this movie was halfway, I felt as if I am reading a Raj Comics. Such poor script. Honestly, how dumb is The Producer! You can't blindly believe the starcast these days when Masala Movie works only when it is supported by a substantial script. But, in this case, Rohit Shetty looks like just an action director and that too not seen anywhere. Where is the RRR Type Action? Not even 1%. Just looks like a Light Show of Ramayan. Trying to capitalise on the Shree Ram Sentiment will not work. Vimal Gutka Kings comparing them to the epitome of righteousness Shree Ram is ridiculous. Public should boycott such money minded films right away.

Just wow! Singham Again is a high-energy movie that doesn't disappoint for a second. Ajay Devgn shines as the iconic Singham, but it's the combination of him with Simmba and Sooryavanshi that really makes this film special. Their chemistry adds humor and depth, while the story itself is both thrilling and inspirational. The visuals are stunning, the background score amps up the drama, and the action scenes feel real and intense. It's a rare film that keeps you entertained while making you root for justice. This is definitely one of the best action films I've seen in recent times! Just wow! Singham Again is a high-energy movie that doesn't disappoint for a second.

While the star-studded cast delivers MASALA entertainment, the CHAOTIC screenplay and relentless action can feel like sensory overload. With Arjun Kapoor playing the villian "Danger Lanka," the movie aims high on drama but often prioritizes spectacle over coherence, catering mostly to die-hard fans.

Rohit Shetty revs up the action with Singham Again, where Ajay Devgn's Bajirao Singham returns to tackle a wild mix of villains, with a FORCED Ramayana-inspired storyline. Backed by Ranveer Singh, Akshay Kumar, and Deepika Padukone as the new "Lady Singham".

It never matches the EPIC storytelling and character development of the first part and probably never will.

Turn off your brains to watch this, you'll enjoy bits.

Starting with the slightly positive side, *Singham Again* feels like a childish movie. If you have a good understanding of cinema, you'll likely find it a disappointing experience. Honestly, I'd say it's Rohit Shetty's worst movie ever. It seems like he's trying to attract audiences by casting various actors, hoping that strategy will work. My thoughts during the movie were like, "Deepika really ruined the mood; maybe Tiger's appearance will add some entertainment," but it just kept dragging. None of the actors delivered a perfect performance, except maybe Ajay Devgn and Akshay Kumar.

There's no real story here; if you know the story of the *Ramayana*, you can pretty much guess the entire plot of *Singham Again* from home. There's no suspense-you can predict exactly what's going to happen next.

A suggestion for Rohit Shetty: "If you'd spent less money on Tiger and Deepika, and invested a bit more in a good story writer, your movie might have turned out better, and our Diwali would have been more enjoyable."

In my opinion, *Golmaal 3* was Rohit Shetty's last good film. Different people have different points of view, but I didn't enjoy this movie at all. I hope Rohit Shetty brings *Golmaal 5* next instead of another movie in the Cop Universe.

My 9 year old son has perfectly summarised this film after 3 hours of pure torture (I felt that way).

He said that this is Adipurush starring Bajirao Singham, which was the perfect summary for this godawful film!

Logic, physics and plot complications are conveniently ignored for a badgering of explosions and policemen behaving like circus acts.

In the very first few scenes of the film, I got a sense that things were going Deep South in quality when Singham walked in his police uniform with wrong colored socks! Things became bizzare when Akshay Kumar sported sneakers in the climactic scenes.

Even having not seen Bhool Bhulaiyya 3 yet, I hope it fares better than this Adipurush revisited travesty!

I went to the theater with my family with a lot of expectations, but after an hour, I was just sitting there because I had paid for the ticket. Don't believe the hype created by online reviews it's a third-class movie with the same old patriotism and masala, no chemistry, and no storyline. I don't understand the role of Deepika and Tiger Shroff.

The director seems to think that flying cars and heroes will make it a hit, but it's pathetic to see the poor quality of the VFX and CGI.

Action- 5/10 - a lot of unnecessary action with poor CGI and VFX Acting-6/10 Direction- 2/10 - the director is clueless and doesn't even know the core of the movie Songs - 5/10 - okay songs Story - 2/10 - there's no story; even my 12 yr old could predict who the bad guy is and what happens next.

Watching Singham Again felt like a long three hours that just didn't deliver. The movie was packed with so many star cameos that, instead of being exciting, it ended up feeling like one endless introduction to different cops. It was like Rohit Shetty tried to go all out with the "cop universe" idea, but it ended up more confusing and tiring than thrilling.

There's also this strange attempt to tie the story to the Ramayana, but honestly, it didn't fit at all. It didn't add anything to the plot, and at times, it just felt plain awkward. Instead of feeling connected to the story, I was left wondering why these scenes were even there.

The pacing was off too. The first half dragged on forever, and then the second half was just wild action scenes thrown at you, with no real direction or purpose. It felt chaotic and honestly, a little exhausting to keep up with.

Ranveer Singh was probably the best part-his comedy scenes were genuinely funny and added some relief. But Ajay Devgn as Singham felt a bit worn out, almost like the character's lost his spark. The film even tried to make Singham seem like some divine hero, comparing him to gods, but it just didn't have the impact they were probably aiming for. Instead of the usual applause or whistles, it was mostly silent in the theater.

Zubaan Keshari Squad back with a video game that defies Physics and logic. If poor screenplay and bad acting had face it would be Singham Again. We have seen rip offs of movies. Rohit Shetty has delivered a rip off of the idea itself which is building something in the lines of Marvel and DC universe.

But the joker doesn't understand that those movies are based out of characters and not caricatures.

After the embarrassing failure of Circus, Rohit has compensated the loss with another circus with a bunch of jokers who are just in frames for the sake of it. No story. Zero acting. Poor writing. Cringe dialogues. Avoid at all cost.

I have no idea what I just watched.

How can someone make a movie so bad with a cast full of superstars?

Watching this movie was a true test of patience. Every few minutes I would think this gets better, but no, it just kept getting worse.

Moreover the religious aspect was not even needed. They tried to make it a Hindu vs Muslim thing maybe because they knew it's a bad script.

I hope if there are any more movies in this cop universe, they are better than this piece of garbage.

The viewers deserve better and I hope Rohit learns his lesson and makes movies which are more fun and less religious lessons.

What a power-packed film! Singham Again is full of bold moments, and Ajay Devgn brings an intensity that only he can to the role of Singham. The movie's action is breathtaking, yet the real magic lies in how it brings together beloved characters in unexpected ways. The chemistry and friendly rivalry among Singham, Simmba, and Sooryavanshi add a fresh layer to the narrative, and the humor is spot-on. The background score and visuals amplify the drama, making each scene feel larger-than-life. This is a thrilling film that I'd happily watch more than once! What a power-packed film! Singham Again is full of bold moments, and Ajay Devgn brings an intensity that only he can to the role of Singham.

It's like modern Ramayana ,quite significant for children, inclined towards good parts of India, historically and aesthetically.

It's a fun watch, not exactly Singham is the greatest, but focuses on making one more cop verse by integrating every one together.

Kids will enjoy also adults who are fond of drama and story making.

Diwali was a perfect time for release incorporating ayodhya chapter perfectly.

Ranveer singh, Deepika and arjun Kippie has done a good job.

Climax could have been bit more appealing though, along with added heroism to Singham character of Ajay devgan.

Altogether it's a fun watch.

Ranveer Singh truly saved the movie with his impressive funny dialogues and comedic timing.

He portrayed Simba so well that it has generated a lot of hype and confidence for Simba 2.

However, Rohit Shetty didn't utilize Deepika to her full potential, as all her dialogues were already revealed in the trailer. Shetty, I kindly request that you edit your trailers better and avoid showing everything before the film's release.

Additionally, the action sequences were disappointing; the fights felt very similar to those in other films, and a better fight choreographer could have greatly improved them.

It seems like Rohit Shetty made this film primarily to prove to the South Indian film industry that Bollywood can also produce masala action and star-studded movies.

As for Arjun, your performance was decent.

It's a onetime watch film.

Makers tried to create a story but failed as director was focused on burning vehicles and unnecessary action.

It was waste of time and money as not worth watching on theatre screen as director could not utilise the big screen size to show something extraordinary.

Cast did look like forcefully pushed into movie or more of a family get together was happening so they decided to make a movie out of it.

I must appreciate that ranveer singh did throw some punches which made people laugh.

Rest nothing new to watch in the movie.

Direction and story could have made much better with power packed superstars but they failed.

Akshay entry was so late that it looked like that he charged huge therefore makers had to make his part short.

Definitely not worth spending money and time on this movie.

"Singham Again" Review: Not Worth Your Time or Money I went into Singham Again hoping for some high-octane action and solid storytelling, but it was a complete letdown. The plot is disjointed, relying on over-the-top scenes without the substance to back it up. Instead of a compelling narrative, it felt like a forced attempt to capitalize on the success of previous films in the franchise, without offering anything new.

The characters lack depth, and the action scenes - while flashy - come off as repetitive and uninspired. If you're expecting a gripping story or meaningful performances, this movie will leave you disappointed.

For anyone considering watching this movie, I'd suggest Adipurush or a classic like Ramayan instead. Those films offer a stronger connection to Indian heritage, with better storytelling and values. Save your money and your time, and give Singham Again a miss.

I have no idea what Rohit Shetty was thinking making such garbage.

No logic, no common sense, no screenplay, over the top rubbish and an absolute waste of money; all the cast members seem to have slept through their roles for an obvious fat pay check at the end of the day.

Ajay Devgn tries valiantly to save this disaster but to no avail. Trying to marry an epic like Ramayana with mindless set pieces coupled with absolutely shoddy editing, jarring discontinuity and horrendous vfx is an assault on your Grey matter.

Rohit Shetty badly need to take a break from the cop universe and reset his creativity.

Please do your self a favor and stay far far away from this one...

First Half : This film starts strong, quickly setting up the story with a fast-paced, engaging first act that grabs attention. However, the introduction of Shakti Shetty (played by Deepika Padukone) introduces an awkward tonal shift that detracts from the initial momentum, making some moments feel forced and cringeworthy

Second half : The second half keeps up the frenetic pace, but the plot seems to be rushing toward its climax without giving characters or themes room to breathe. Ranveer Singh's performance is the film's backbone, carrying the second half almost single-handedly. The climax, unfortunately, loses focus and stumbles, leaving the film feeling disjointed and hurried.

As for the background music, it rarely enhances the scenes and fails to deliver any memorable moments. Instead of building excitement or elevating key moments, it simply fades into the background, forgettable and lacking impact.

Final verdict: In the end, this movie is best approached with a laidback mindset. It's not one to dwell on or revisit, but for a casual watch, it serves as a breezy, if unremarkable, action flick. While it's the weakest installment in the Singham series, it's still a decent way to unwind if you're up for a typical Rohit Shetty-style spectacle without high expectations.