वॉर 2

Movie was totally time and money waste. Nothing was good in movie, let it be story, action. There stretched the movie unnecessarily. It was very difficult to sit in theater and watch whole movie. I will suggest not to watch the movie. After a long time i watched this much bad movie. I was totally upset with story and action.

War 2 is a big disappointment despite its hype and star power. The movie struggles with a weak storyline that lacks logic and consistency. Instead of a gripping spy-thriller, the film feels like a patchwork of over-the-top action sequences with no emotional depth. The screenplay is shallow, and the plot never really takes off, leaving the audience disconnected. Even the performances can't save it from poor writing and execution.

The whole theatre was empty except for few seats. My friend was sleeping in middle of scene cause somewhere it's too stretched and too much of action. Planning strategies aur suspense hona chahiye tha. One time watch. Kiara advani was hot but Kabir's character should've become more dangerous and strategic. He's fighting with 50 Ninjas and killing them like vegetables, Should have added more realism .

Humne unlimited popcorn liye, voh movie se jyada ache the aur voh best part of movie ka tha it is totally unworthy. Okay, so I went to see a movie the other day. Honestly, the unlimited popcorn was the real star of the show, not the film itself. I probably enjoyed the popcorn more than the whole movie experience. What a waste of money, the film was totally forgettable. Seriously, the snacks were the only worthwhile thing!

War 1 was renowned for its tight and gripping screenplay, but War 2 fell short in this regard. As a viewer, I found myself bored throughout most of the movie's runtime. While there were a few action-packed scenes, they lacked the intensity of letting the main protagonist take a risk and lose the fight. Without this element of uncertainty, the fight scenes became predictable and lost their appeal. For instance, one of the leading heroes performed a stunt that was practically impossible, making it clear that it was CGI-rendered, which reduced the movie's believability.

Another issue I had with the movie was its pre-release marketing. The focus was solely on the bikini scene of Kiara Advani, which seemed completely unrelated to the script and felt forced in its inclusion for marketing purposes. This marketing strategy exposed the bias against female actors, who, despite playing the roles of decorated military personnel, were portrayed as mere seductive pool swimmers.

In conclusion, I would recommend waiting for the movie's OTT release instead of watching it in theaters.