Azaad

This movies show the loyalty and love of the horse this beautiful creature and also emotionally.. Seriously that was the amazing movie.

The real hero was was Azaad( the horse) Emotions ,Love and Drama shown by him.

The cinematography is breathtaking, perfectly capturing the era's rustic beauty and emotional intensity. Every scene feels like a painting come to life.

Bond Beyond Words: The connection between the stable boy and the majestic horse, Azaad, is pure magic. Their journey of courage and rebellion had me hooked throughout! The last scene will surely make you cry and burst out in tears because of the emotional depth.

Everything was incredibly amazing

Superb acting by #Ajay Devgan Sir and #Aaman Devgan.

In the Bollywood era of films with zero meaning and reoccurring plot, this movie gives hope to the og lovers of Bollywood. It shows the potential that upon trying harder the Indian industry of movies can produce something original and meaningful.

Though there were several areas like where improvements can be made. The horse riders and britisher roles lacked acting skills. The story build up could have been better with more research.

The MC did an amazing work with acting and character development. The role of female MC was short yet powerful.

It was refreshing to not see the typical love story between a man and a woman but a story of loyalty and between a man and a horse.

While Azaad stems from an interesting idea, it falters in its execution. A gripping script is the backbone of any engaging film, and unfortunately, this one misses the mark. The narrative lacks consistency, with a sluggish first half and half-baked characters failing to build a strong emotional connection. Despite the slow pacing, the finale is impactful and provides a brief glimpse of what the film could have achieved with better writing.

Director #AbhishekKapoor, known for his storytelling finesse, does his best with the material at hand.

Standout moments include #AjayDevgn's intensity, #AamanDevgan's sincere performance, #RashaThadani's confident debut, and the bonding between #Azaad and the horse. However, the dull screenwriting, underwhelming music (except for #UyiAmma), and lack of a strong romantic track weigh the film down.

I almost didn't watch this movie because of the poor rating. But, my wife and I wanted to see how the newcomers performed. Was waiting for a dull moment because of the rating but the movie finished and we couldn't find any. We both are animal lovers and we loved how the film was centered around azaad. We could predict certain things in the movie but that's okay. It didn't have surprising twists and plots that will keep you on edge but the story itself is nice and will keep you occupied. The direction was good and the VFX was decent too. Both Aaman and Rasha performed really well. Overall, the movie is a decent watch.

I had low hopes for this movie since it flopped in cinemas and the reviews aren't great but I was pleasantly surprised!

I like the fact the movie was about the horse "Azaad" it feels like a fresh storyline. I think movie was good, didn't feel like it was unnecessarily dragged anywhere.

Now coming to the acting I was honestly impressed by Amaan Devgan's performance considering it's his debut and I had no expectations from him since he seemed rather expressionless in the "Uyi Amma" song. He gave a solid performance whereas Rasha Thadani seemed like she really tried bless her but her crying scenes were a bit forced. Overall acting was good from both debutants.

I'll give it 8/10, good watch. :)