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To be honest, among all the recent Akshay Kumar movies I have watched, this one stands out as the best. There might already be a South Indian version of this movie starring Suriya, but there's no doubt I thoroughly enjoyed this version.

At times, the movie felt a bit long, and it seemed like they were stretching the story, but I was never bored. Everyone knows Akshay Kumar is a talented actor, but I must say Radhika Madan held her own and didn't let Akshay steal the screen whenever she was present. The supporting cast also added depth to the film, making it more engaging overall.

I recommend watching this movie at least once-it's entertaining and worth it!

This movie was so bad that it's hard to imagine. Bollywood seems to be living in some other universe, assuming the audience is completely mindless.

What the hell? Can't you hear your own dialogues while writing them? The acting and dialogues were so bad that the movie actually felt better during scenes with no dialogue. On OTT, I lost count of how many times I forwarded scenes just to skip the dialogues.

The acting was so terrible that I can't even explain it. Kareena, who is a good actress, seemed like she had just woken up. Her dialogue delivery and expressions were so fake that any random girl from the street could have put in more effort and delivered better expressions. And if not, at least she'd have been cheaper for the same quality of acting.

Tiger can't act, so there's no point complaining. Ajay Devgn kept switching between two expressions throughout the movie: a plain face and clenched lips. The performances were so bad that even an average actor like Arjun Kapoor or the overacting Ranveer Singh seemed bearable compared to this.

Rohit Shetty, please hire good writers instead of throwing money at big names-it's not going to help.