sushantsbelapurkar

Have you ever watched WWE/WWF? If yes, then Kill is nothing but 2 hrs of WWF. All kind of fighting scenes, and yes ONLY and ONLY fighting scenes from start to end, nothing else...literally nothing else.

What you call as a movie? Some visuals which tells you the story, something which shows you emotions or something thought provoking or at least some drama. Then you call that visual as a movie. If you watch 2 hours of WWE/WWF then will you call it as a movie? If yes then go ahead. If you want to watch blooded WWE/WWF for non stop 2 hours? Watch Kill. But don't call this stupid fighting sequences as a movie.

This movie just gives headache, and only headache. If you want one , go and watch Kill and kill rather destroy your best time.

I started seeing this movie with some perception. I was expecting a representation of a social issue and a resolution towards it, and expected a one time watch movie. But when I started watching it, it grabbed my nerves within few mins . The way of representation is excellent. Screenplay, dialogues, acting, drama, direction is just outstanding. I was getting a feeling like I am watching 'Lagaan' with a proper adaptation of local existing issue. Hats off to Adinath Kothare !!! Social issue and love story goes hand in hand, and both feels incomplete without each other. Nothing overpowers other. The way everything is blended and balanced in this movie is just amazing !!! I am going to watch it again for sure.

I really don't know what happened to the people choice these days, but if this movie is not going to impact your thought process and if this movie doesn't shake you from inside, then consider that you have started loosing humanity. So go for it , watch it and test your human feelings are still alive or hijacked with the noise around you.

I went to the theater to see a movie because I had heard so much about Randeep Hooda's acting. But honestly, I didn't see him in the film at all. Was he really there? From the first frame to the end, all I could see was Savarkar, the Swatantraveer. I tried hard to spot Randeep Hooda, but I couldn't.

The Congress Party might make friends with Pakistani leaders, but they could never imagine respecting Savarkar! This lack of respect is one of the reasons our country was divided, not just into two parts but also into two religions. The Congress party dislikes Savarkar because of suspicions surrounding Gandhi's assassination, but they forget that their party has already killed Gandhi's principles through their own thoughts and actions.