Sooryavanshi

Some Pakistani terrorists, bomb blast, deshbhakti, remind muslim that indian muslim good, pakistan muslim bad etc etc.

Akshay movies are getting boring now. He is losing his touch. His comedy is bad now.

After Simmba I have huge expectations from Sooryavanshi because of Akshay Kumar and Rohit Shetty coming together. But the mess the director has made in this movie is a huge disappointment. Predictable old story with terrorism angle which is not a good story at all and just repeated in every typical bollywood movie. Second thing there is not a single combat action sequence that will make you satisfy. Only the second half of the movie is little bit interesting because of RANVEER SINGH and his comic punches. Otherwise whole movie is boring and dull. Just don't expect too much because it will led you a huge disappointment.

Bgm is the only saving factory in this movie....

Review By Kamal K

Raising the curtain with '93 blasts in Mumbai, the story focuses on a major chunk of explosive material left from the blast, linking it with a couple of fugitives who managed to escape back then. Veer Sooryavanshi (Akshay Kumar) is handled the mission by his superior Kabir Shroff (Jaaved Jaaferi), who though was the star of solving the '93 bombing case but he still regrets some of the choices he made.

Sooryavanshi, along with managing his family issues with wife Riya (Katrina Kaif), investigates the missing RDX which, they get a leak about, could be used for multiple bomb blasts in Mumbai. With help from his old colleagues Simmba (Ranveer Singh) & Singham (Ajay Devgn), Sooryavanshi races against the time, hoping to stop the ticking bomb avoiding a lethal disaster.

I expected from this year's biggest hit movie that it will be successful in giving good comedy and action. But despite being a mass entertainer, the film does not get any kind of entertainment. There was no crispiness in the action scenes. The very important helicopter chase scene's VFX looks straight out of a low-budget-high-ambitions movie.

The only good thing about the movie was Singham's entry.

Postive -

Little Bit Comedy Singham's Entry

Negative -

Story Horrible Direction Overacting and lack of acting Poor Vfx.

Watched sooryavanshi yesterday

My review: the film had no new element, same remake songs, same indo-pak rivalry & jokes that are not at all funny. In my opinion whole movie is forced just to announce Singham 3. Rohit sir we know your love for ajay sir but this is not the way.

Most disappointing thing is the song 'Tip tip barsa paani' there was never a need for this song in the film. Singham's entry was too hyped but couldn't deliver upto the mark, Although i enjoyed simmba's comedy, it was not needed in the climax scene.

The only good thing about the film was the temple scene, where the Hindu-muslims harmony can be scene. The bangkok chase scene was just not needed.. they should learn from 'DON 2' how to present a good chase scene. Although i didn't liked the film, my friends loved it.

I can totally understand why they loved the film. Its not a good sensible movie but can be enjoyed with friends & family. A typical mass entertainer for audiences who love to whistle in theatres. Katrina's acting was pathetic, it's been 19 years and she still can't act.

Akshay kumar can't even cry perfectly, he's just made for comedy movies and he should stick to that. Have seen every akshay kumar films and can say for sure he can't cry in screen. First half was very slow & dull, never for once felt excited before interval. 2nd half was decent.

Overall it's a decent one time watch for mass audience and everyone should watch it once to support our theatres & bollywood. Expected more from Rohit sir but it's okay he is also human. Waiting for Singham 3 and hope it will not disappoint us.

My ranking (4/10)

This movie is so utterly stupid, there is no storyline, there is a difference between masala and stupidity, they think audience is stupid enough to like this movie. Watching this movie in theatre is like giving money to three cops for doing nonsense things.