Torbaaz

The movie provides a great message with amazing performances by the child cast. Cricket scenes help keep the balance with an intense background of terrorism on the side

A must watch movie with a strong message. It is wonderful to see the difference a game can make to hundreds of innocent lives in a nation. Hopefully a lot of children in similar situations will actually choose a bat over a gun. Hats off to the entire crew.

The film has a lot of newness interns of the storyline and content as well as the drama. Well presented movie.

As an Afghan, I can say that every single detail about Afghanistan in this movie is incorrect. They should have checked their facts. At one point it says Tora Bora is close to Kabul, in reality it's very far from Kabul located in border between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Also, how it has portrayed Afghan people and their culture is absolutely unrealistic. And what was the random explosion and foreign soldiers running around doesn't make sense.

The makers have missed an opportunity to deliver an impactful film. It has a body, but no soul. The film lacks effective dialogues and tight editing. Also, the dragged screenplay makes it an unimpressive watch.

Sanjay Dutt delivers average performance. Nargis Fakhri has no significant role in the film and she hardly leaves an impact in her short role. Rahul Dev effortlessly played the antagonist Qazar.

Child actors Aishan Jawaid Malik, Hamid Shafi, Mohammed Khairkhah, Rudra Soni are good in their parts and gave watchable performances.

Direction 2/5 Acting 2.5/5 Editing 1.5/5 Story 2.5/5 Screenplay 1.5/5