Shivam Bhaje

Worst direction and worst story This movie has one of the worst stories I've ever encountered. The plot is incoherent, with random events stitched together without any logical flow. The characters are flat, making it impossible to care about their fates. The direction is equally abysmal, lacking vision or creativity, and fails to build any tension or emotion. Pacing is terrible, leaving scenes either dragging or jumping abruptly. Overall, it's a disaster in both writing and execution.

This movie felt like a disaster from start to finish. The plot was an incoherent mess, lacking any logical flow or depth. Characters made illogical decisions, and half the time, their motivations were unclear or outright nonsensical. The director seemed completely out of touch, as if they had no idea how to pace the film or build tension. Moments that were meant to be dramatic felt forced and awkward. The dialogue was cringeworthy, with every conversation coming off as wooden and poorly timed. Even the climactic scenes lacked any impact. Overall, a colossal waste of time with zero redeeming qualities.

The concept itself is so absurd that it baffles me how this movie was made. How did they even get a producer to invest money in this movie.

Loan agent hero fights with goons and they hit him through a car windshield. And he loses both eyes due to glass fragments damaging thes eyes. Then he gets eye transplant immediately as someone dies. But accidentally gets dog eyes transplanted.

The eye transplantation is so ridiculous in this. I mean come on, A surgeon who can't identify dog eyes accidentally transplants it to a human ?

Then hero starts getting vision of the dog who was hunting a serial killer? How is that even possible. So ridiculous.

Atleast have a tiny bit of logic. This is not how any of this works.

Shivam Bhaje is a baffling mess of a film that tries to blend drama, fantasy, and absurdity but fails on every level. The plot centers around a loan agent who, after a mysterious accident, begins experiencing visions of Oprah Winfrey unleashing swarms of bees to attack India. Unfortunately, the film's bizarre premise quickly spirals into incoherence.

The narrative is a confusing jumble of disjointed scenes, with no clear direction or purpose. The protagonist's visions of Oprah Winfrey, instead of adding any depth or surreal charm, come across as a cheap and confusing gimmick. The special effects, especially the swarms of bees, are laughably bad and only add to the film's unintentional comedy.

The acting is wooden, with the cast seemingly as confused about the plot as the audience is. The film's attempts at humor fall flat, and any moments that are supposed to be serious are undermined by the ridiculousness of the overall concept.

In the end, Shivam Bhaje is a painful experience to sit through. Its absurd premise could have been interesting if executed well, but poor writing, dreadful special effects, and uninspired performances make this one of the worst films of the year. Avoid it at all costs.