Runway 34

Movie is really great, interval is mind blowing, but climax is a little low. Everyone's acted so good except Rakul preet, her acting and emotional tears doesn't make sense. And if pilots like her take care of flights then I am not gonna fly :). Ajay's acting is amazing, and his direction is really good. VFX is mind blowing. I'll rate it 8.5/10. A must watch.

I was amazed to see an Indian version on the lines of Sully. Its not something i have seen in Indian Cinema but Ajay Devgan carries it off and the end result is top class.

Loosely based on what happened during the Doha Kochi JetAirways flight, the story is to the pint and keeps you hooked till the end.

The first half focusses on the flight, the VFX is first rate.

The 2nd half is the enquiry and Ajay & Amitabh keeps you hooked with some amazing performances.

There is not much to do for the others though.

Amitabh is as usual mesmerizing from the time he is on screen and gives another fantastic performance.

Ajay devgan does an excellent Job with his performance both on and off the screen.

Booked the tickets for first day , first show!

And definitely not regretting my decision! From the screeenplay to the acting everything is just too good!

And so is the story line. The way Ajay Devgan deliver he's dialogues it will surely give you goosebumps!

And Nakul is on the other hand too sweet to handle .

In short it's a perfect movie to watch on the weekends with your friends and family!

A must watch!!!!

Quite liked the film, the way the first half of the film was shot was something quite new & different! The performances in the film are also something to look forward to especially Ajay Devgn and Amit ji. Good film to watch this weekend with your family.

Runway 34 feels like an amalgamation of two different films with two distinctive approaches; while the first half of the film as an out and out aviation thriller brings forth a palpable screenplay that elevates the tension and the uncertainty, the second half on the other hand played more like a conventional courtroom drama dissecting on the unfortunate tragedy.

If I were, to sum up, my personal experience in a few words, I would say the first half is magnificent in every sense. The way the whole thing has been set up, how both the screenplay and the narrative make use of the surroundings to uplift the anxiety; it's exceptional, out of this world! And I'm not even exaggerating, the initial half of this film alone set a pretty good example of how aviation stories must be written and carried out, and that too in an effective manner.

As far as the latter half is concerned, it is mostly dialogue-oriented with little to no room for elements of suspense or thrill. However, what makes this comparatively timid and uneventful part click is the performances. Both Mr. Bachchan and Mr. Devgn had performed to their respective capabilities. So did Rakul Preet Singh; speaking of which, this might be her best work up until now!

So is this a perfect film? No, but this is an all-important endeavor nonetheless that will play a decisive role in what's to come in the future. It has the power to shape and reform the genre as well as to aspire to the next generation of filmmakers who might wanna do films on such challenging themes. And for that, we must thank and be grateful to Mr. Devgn who as the producer/director of this film has taken all the necessary steps and risks and spared no expenses to turn his vision and notions into reality. Kudos to the team behind the Visual Effects too, as they have demonstrated some stunning imageries.

P. S. That whole landing sequence with the song "The Fall" (by Jasleen Royal) playing in the background, was an unreal exhibition of cinematic excellence and dexterity. Goosebumps were all over my body!