Pune Highway

If you're an Amit Sadh fan, Pune Highway is proof that the Amit Sadh × Prime Video pairing is quickly becoming an unmissable combination. There's something about the way the platform gives him space to explore layered, intense characters-and Pune Highway is no exception.

Yes, the first 30 minutes may feel like a slow burn. The plot simmers more than it sizzles at first, and you might question where it's headed. But give it time-because once it takes off, it really takes off. What follows is a nerve-wracking, claustrophobic thriller that keeps you guessing until the very end.

Amit Sadh delivers a masterclass in restraint and tension. He doesn't need theatrics-his eyes do the talking, and his silences often say more than words. He's at once vulnerable and volatile, making you feel every beat of the chaos unfolding on screen.

If you're looking for a gripping ride and a performance that leaves a mark, Pune Highway is worth the watch. Just remember: once Amit Sadh and Prime Video come together, you don't skip-you buckle in.

I sat down to watch Pune Highway with high hopes... Twenty minutes in, I realized I wasn't watching a film... I was witnessing a movie experiment gone horribly wrong!! This movie is truly one of a kind. And by that, I mean I sincerely hope no one ever tries to make anything like it again. Ever!!!

From the start, nothing made sense! The characters seemed to have wandered in from different dimensions, possibly different species. The plot? I would say it lost the plot, but that would assume it had one to begin with! The direction was so weird, I am convinced even the director did not understand what he has made. The editing was an acid trip, the story a fever dream, and the ending... well, let's just say I stared at the screen longer than the credits hoping it was some elaborate prank and the real movie would begin. The performances? Every actor looked like they had agreed to the film on a dare or after losing a bet. Honestly, I want to sit them all down and ask: Why? Who hurt you?

In conclusion, Pune Highway isn't just a movie. It's an experience, one that leaves you dazed, confused, and questioning your life choices. Would I recommend it? Not even to my enemies...

"Na story ka pata, na character - sab hawa mein flow ho rahe hain."

I had hopes. Not high hopes, but at least something watchable. Pune Highway, however, turned out to be a chaotic circus dressed as a thriller. It's like someone put together a theatre rehearsal, added some random dialogues, dim lighting, and called it cinema.

The story? Still searching.

The characters? Lost on the same highway, I guess.

The pacing? Slow enough to make a snail yawn.

The drama? Over-the-top notanki, without any soul.

The suspense? Non-existent. Even Google Maps has more plot twists.

The whole movie moves with zero direction - neither literally nor emotionally. It's not just boring, it's frustratingly pointless. If you're looking for a masterclass on how to waste talented actors and test audience patience, this might be it.

Verdict: Watch only if your WiFi is down and you've finished watching paint dry.

Perfect combo of boring, slow, and bekaar.

Just watched Pune Highway and at first I thought it was a murder mystery but it's not. It's more of a drama that slowly unfolds, and honestly, I kinda liked that by the end.

It's about friends stuck in a crisis, and things get really tense. The acting's solid, and it messes with your head in a subtle way. Not a typical thriller, but it keeps you hooked with a tense mix of fear and guilt, but it's also darkly funny in parts. The performances are uniformly great and emotionally on point.

Overall an unusual and compelling film to unpack. These days those are few and far between. Highly recommend if you like the unexpected.

An absolute surprise. The movie keeps you engaged throughout with amazing acting by all actors, relationships it portray and the way it unfolds. Its more than just guessing who is the killer. The world it creates, the people it brings to life and a human understanding to story with simplicity and craft. The way investigating officer's character is played with such humaity and conviction is rare to see in recent films. The way 3 friends, each very distinct and yet how they hold on to each other, the way matters of love & relationships are always grey. The choices character makes are so much more relatable and yet dramatic enough to keep us going. A must watch.