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This installment is the best yet. The same pattern of the lead changing the course of Nature and nature takes it back by hook or crook.

The girl who has the premonition ability must now tries to save those who she saved from the tower collapse. It's an interesting and thrilling journey that will makeyou seated.

The film has that same gory scenes of brutal endings it nevertheless interesting, well joining the characters and plots.

If you are an FD fan, Watch this and you will like it. The film is well narrated and impresses with the visual effects along side the unique retelling of the same plot line. If you are not an FD fan you may not like the dangerous scenes but the concept will make you thoughtful.

It's a good film but 8.8 is not the correct rating. Maximum a 7, no more than that.

The film is based upon the real life IPS officer Manoj who aspires to become an IPS officer by cracking the most toughest and competitive UPSC Exam. Its a journey of his life from zero to social hero. In this struggle he is joined by his future spouse who supports him irrespective of his class differences.

The film satisfies the romantic and educational urges of the Indians which explains the 8.8 rating from 1 lakh votes. But for me it's a film that lies between 6-7. The film shows the positive trait of Manoj which is stronger than any other competitive exam strategies. In real life it's the positivity that helps an individual in overcoming his struggles or fulfilling dreams or honouring one's parents or stay motivated or simply being happy without much material success. It's the positivity that we all need, which actually helped Manoj to motivate his father, or fulfill his aspiration or bring back his lost love. The film is not intended to inspire us towards education or towards love but towards positivity, which I feel has been at most delivered. Many didn't said about this trait in the previous reviews. But I felt it's deliverance throughout. I don't know how much of the film is genuine from the biographical angle. But it's optimism is a definite bright spot.

Technically it's a fast paced film with clear narratives. It lacks the masterful serenity but retains the brilliance. The film will make us relate with failure as we all fail in life and finally delivers the happy ending of success. 12th fail is finally a watchable film for students and those who supports a love story behind UPSC's achievement. A 7/10. A 70/100.

Jo Jita wohi sikandar is one of top class films that was released in the 90s decade. A film set in Dehradun, a hilly paradise of India where famous cycle competition intertwine with love and betrayal. A film that's clean and clear in narratives, from casting to acting, from set-design to songs it's a true example of sincere filmmaking. It's a film that will be remembered for it's messages of positivity, throughout the romantic adventures of adolescents and the adults among them who remains their strongest motivators.

Sanju and Ratan are brothers. One is hardworking while other is hopeless. Shekhar is the ego driven rich spoilt boy who is the interschool champion. Shekhar competes with Ratan for championship but competes with Sanju for wooing the most desired damsel of girl's college. Through misunderstanding, challenges and ups downs finally a beautiful but realistic climax is depicted. Sanju becomes responsible, realizes true love, stands for justice and finally saves his father's honour. It's a film that depicts fake love, true love, family-ties, hardwork and finally realization in a serene paced way that makes it a great film. The film covers it all, including the most convincing funny themes by Sanju's friends, without loosening the grip of narration.

The film showcases the story of rich vs poor in limelight but in genuine way. It has touched the realism in every of it's description from sports to characterization. The great thing about this film is it's optimism, which was retained heavily upto the ending. The script is truly a work of genius which speaks every subplot in necessary detail and knitted closely without lessening the interest of the viewers. The song Pehla Nasha- a nostalgia for first Love esp for the 90s kids. It still wins in thought esp when we learn the first-love of Sanju was actually a lie and the beautiful Pehla Nasha speaks about it.

I'm a 90s kid who loves this film and every Indian from 90s will love it. It's a film that romantically touches us, optimistically teaches us and nostalgically binds us about our childhood experiences. I will rate it 10/10 and a 99/100, not due to any flaws but due to release after "Breaking away" 1979.