India's Most Wanted

Yusuf is #IndiasMostWanted terrorist, accused of direct involvement in over 10 separate bombings in India. Some intelligence officers go to nepal to nab him. This group comprises simple, middle class, nameless guys. They have no weapons, no emotional or financial backing. They have been successful in the past, but no one is aware of their existence. So how do they do it? Performances r decent. But the film isnt gripping. The indian govts apathy is well depicted. Rating 2.5/5.

The movie is simple. It's slow paced. Sometimes it does give you thrills but it's not an action packed movie. So if you want guns, actions, heavy dialogues, SKIP it. But if you really want to know what goes inside the hard work done by Intelligence Agencies, the risks they take, YOU SHOULD WATCH IT.

The movie shows how you enter a foreign country looking out for a suspect without any help in form of money, guns or political support. Till you find the culprit you are on your own. So if the thing gets done, Good job, but no recognition. So this is a big salute to all those people who do the dirty dangerous work behind the scene.

The cast is simple. They are portrayed from Bihar, and they speak like them so there's nothing fancy in the way they speak. Again very natural and nothing to create fake excitement and attention.

So Guys, the rating here (below 5) doesn't actually does justice to this movie and the reality. WATCH IT. Not every movie has to be about guns, actions, suspense, thrill!

The plot, inspired by true events, revolves around a four-day manhunt for a mysterious terrorist ("Ghost") by a covert Bihar police outfit in Nepal.

This is an important film because it tells the story of how vulnerable we, as a nation, were a decade ago. How a series of bomb blasts across various Indian cities.

But the film is designed in a way that makes us doubt the truth of these events.

Abdul Subhan Qureshi, the bomb-making terrorist allegedly responsible for serial blasts across India.

Maybe the problem is Arjun Kapoor, As Prabhat, the poker-faced team leader seems disinterested.

The movie does have a good story, but unfortunately, its full potential has not been mined.

The story eventually follows a single thread that doesn't help the movie hit the mark.

On the whole, INDIA'S MOST WANTED is an average fare thanks to its poor writing and direction.

Special mention : Arjun Kapoor needs to reduce Weight (Saandh Arjun dsnt look like a Hero 🙄)

Arjun Kapoor and his team have intelligence that claims that terror bombings of Indian cities is being conducted out of Nepal. The central bureaucrats scoff. They say all the bad guys are in Pakistan and Iran. What are our heroes to do but pool their own money and go on an unsanctioned mission?

The credits at the beginning of this movie claim it is "based on a true situations." I take that to mean there were terror bombings in India at the time indicated, that they did capture them, and that the authorities clammed up about how they caught the bad guys, because all such missions violate some law. So the film makers did what film makers have done since Edison's crew was filming stories about the Russo-Japanese War in New Jersey. They reached into the current collection of cliches of thriller fiction and came up with this bog-standard collection of tropes.

Not that there aren't some nice bits here. I went into the theater wondering how they were going to fit in the musical numbers that seem to be in every modern Indian flick. There we are in the first scene, and it's set at a snack bar, where a musical group is performing. Then a bomb goes off, and suddenly whenever I heard the soundtrack picking up, I clenched my teeth. I wonder if that will last into the next Indian movie I see.

But other than that, it's a standard movie with no redeeming features except that while it doesn't do anything particularly wrong.... well, I always hope for more, and so should you.

Somewhat ridiculous, stupid in parts and immature direction at times... BUT despite all that, this flick is not too bad...a decent one time watch. The issue is Arjun Kapoor... he is faaat and a pretty bad actor and that is what visually tortures you in the movie. Acting is never a high point with any of the cast, as the plot misses many opportunities that could have made this movie into a edge- of- the- seats thriller . Interestingly, this is perhaps one of the rare Bollywood spy/special ops flicks that do not have a female character in it...

On another note, the film gives a good insight into the bumbling bureaucracy and intelligence establishment of those days, when our political establishment's 'tolerance' to serial blasts and anything that terrorists threw at us was very high!