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Dunki emerges as a cinematic masterpiece that defies the constraints of time and anticipation, making the years of waiting undeniably worthwhile. This extraordinary film effortlessly weaves comedy and emotion, delivering an unforgettable experience that will have you laughing one moment and shedding tears of joy or sorrow the next.

In the tapestry of Shah Rukh Khan's illustrious career, Dunki stands out as a defining moment, surpassing even the heights achieved in Pathaan and Jawaan. While some may argue that SRK was back after those films, Dunki reveals an entirely new facet of his talent, marking the return of the Shah Rukh Khan we fondly remember from our formative years.

The film strikes a perfect balance between humor and heartfelt moments, immersing the audience in a rich and emotionally resonant narrative. SRK effortlessly steps into a character that transcends the familiar roles he has mastered, proving that he is not only a stalwart in conventional genres but a versatile actor capable of delivering brilliance across the spectrum.

Dunki is not just a movie; it's a celebration of SRK's resurgence on the silver screen, showcasing his ability to excel in roles that go beyond the expected. The film doesn't just meet expectations; it surpasses them, leaving audiences with a profound sense of satisfaction and nostalgia for the Shah Rukh Khan they fell in love with.

In summary, Dunki stands as a cinematic triumph, a journey that elicits laughter, tears, and a rediscovery of the enchanting magic that Shah Rukh Khan brings to the screen. It's more than just a movie; it's an immersive experience, a testament to the enduring brilliance of one of Bollywood's greatest actors. Undoubtedly, the real SRK has made a spectacular comeback, and Dunki is the glorious proof we've all been eagerly anticipating.

Shazam is really really dark in some places (being a DC film) but then its really bright too in some (Refreshing change). The way these extreme ends are handled in Shazam are worth praising. Billy Baston, Shazam and Freddy are the life of #Shazam. A 14 year old becomes a superhero, who don't even understand his superpowers. Can anything get more funnier than this??? 😂. This film has a chidish feel attached to it, but in a positive way. Shazam is as hilarious as any Marvel movie and as dope as Deadpool (without crossing any limits). But again, it will largely depend on your taste. Congratulations to DC for continuing the momentum (even with a not so popular character). And its much much better than #CaptainMarvel. And in case you didn't know, Shazam was actually known as Captain Marvel much before Marvel decided to reserve that name. So, originally, Shazam is Captain Marvel 😂 Worth a watch!

It is just a lengthy, highly predictable, linear film... I must admit, it wasn't boring but not interesting as well... Not enough hard to be called 'Boht hard'...

What worked: Performancs of Mechanic/Dope dealer, Ranveer's father, MC Sher, Ranveer and Alia (in the same order). Dialogues were pretty ordinary though cinematography was really good. Female right theme.

What didn't: Very lengthy, too predictable, unnecessary subplots (entire Kalki Kochlin subplot), very linear story, tried too hard to insert unnecessary drama. Some things that I found really hard to digest like a person who is Car Theif/Dope dealer/ and indulges in child labour gets bail just like that and also tries to justify these acts by saying that HE FEEDS THESE KIDS.

Also at many points, one way or another, it was forced on audience that all working class people suck because they are not following their passion/dream jobs. This is easier said than done thing but ok, it was a movie so I can manage that.

Final Words: Lengthy, predictable, one time watch film but definitely NOT boht hard.