Zulfiqar

A modern underworld adaptation of Shakespeare's two of the best,the plot was ready to offer a biggie. The movie started pretty energetically, there was a vibrant cinematic feel to it and the underworld was put forward in a fearful yet attractive kind of way. But, as the movie progressed, it started getting very dull and boring and it looked out of place. A few of the characters could have been played much more impressively by the cast and therefore its fair to say, it was disappointing. The movie has many layers to it and its a good thing, but the balance is important for it to work and I feel Srijit Mukherjee got it wrong there. It meant to create the same reaction as it did for 'Rajkahini' but it ended up being an average movie with too many stars to handle. A so-so for me.

Moving the story of numerous events , characters and plots to play wonderfull flow of story and great showcase of a screen play. Srijit Mukherjee has exibited tremendous directoriral work in managing the works of great screen presence actors under story flow line. A must watch.

The Subtle and entry and exit of characters with the story flow is just an pleasure to see. The sets and the location need to be a bit more realistic to which it has to be presented. The story line and the casting is a pleasure to watch. Understanding the story frame the sequenceing an indept background work has beeen done to justify each character.

Nothing is good about this movie. A total waste of time.

Zulfiquar is great expectations belied. Srijit's attempt to adapt two of Shakespeare's tragedies to the underworld of the Kolkata docks does not really come off.Yes, the characters are modeled on characters of the Bard's plays,....that's about all.Splitting up Mark Antony's character into two...Dev & Parambrata was a disastrous move . The tragedy is missing ...you feel no sympathy for any of the characters...the action scenes are mostly contrived and dragged out. Srijit mentioned before the release of this film that it was a tribute to The GodFather. What a poor tribute!! Compare Vishal Bharadwaj's adaptations of Shakespeare's tragedies...Maqbool, Onkara,and Haider and you can see the difference.

Thank you Director srijit Mukherjee for this one . All big stars of tollywood comes & did the movie . What a great screenplay ! Very well written movie by Srijit Mukherjee. Prosenjit , Dev , Jisshu , Parambrata , Paoli , Ankush , Kanchan & etc . It was the Highest grosser movie of 2016 . superHit of 2018 🔥