Godse

This film can be dissected in two parts. The first half, which is ultimately my favorite, is more of a dark thriller about hostage-negotiation scenario. Also the mystery elements presented in this part is a big plus. We are dealing with hostage situation and we basically don't know anything about the figure's motives or what they want. And that certainly keeps your attention. Bit by bit we are provided information as to why the character does what he does. The second half deals with this. It is almost entirely flashback sequences which is, where this film loses its magic and momentum. The flashback scenes did provide some context but they went overboard with them to the point where you'd think you're watching a different film. After the hour-long flashbacks, you'd totally lose interest in whatever's going on. This film surely has a lot to say about the elites. It addresses the corruption and bribery in the higher government and how it affects the common people. The film made its message clear enough but fails to justify its lengthy runtime, and despite some flashbacks, the feature suffers from many inconsistencies. Overall, this movie could use a trim here and there, a polished script and a more focused direction. A decent watch though.

This movie really depicts its how much difficult to setup a business in India for normal people. From top to bottom everyone is corrupted, and if you want to have a business you have to be a part of it.

This is a remake of Korean movie 'The Negotiation", which was released in the year 2018.

The starting few minutes were fully copied and just the name of the characters and relationships were differently potrayed.

There is a very lengthy flashback in this Godse as Indian audience need more of emotions and Indian cinema heroes need their fans to be happy seeing them on screen - but who needs them actually? It is distracting the pace and boring as well. Simply I didn't like much.

Climax was also similar and this movie also involves politicians and their corruption.

For audience who did not see the Korean version will definitely like Godse... If the flashback was lesser duration or crispy - this would have been a super movie.

'The negotiations ' (2018 korean)was a pretty ok movie with decent screenplay and neat making. Where are Godse, even copying the basic structure fails to impress you. They have tried to say so many things. The corrupt Indian political scenario being the major one. But sadly, story doesn't connect with audio. What I felt odd was the dubbing. It was so bad. Another negative for me was the terrible acting by the leads. It was like a competition for bad acting. Highly avoidable one.

The movie copied the enitre plot from the korean movie the negotiation. Most of the polt had a heavy resemblance to the original korean version of the plot but with a bit of indian twist. The actors performance was outstanding where as the actresses though at 1st riled up my expectations plummeted down as the movie moves on.