Sky Force

I used the above headline because this movie is good but could have been great with a better plot. Not saying that this plot is not good its just kinda weak because by the end it kinda makes is predictable and obvious. Maybe because it is based on real life incident, maybe because of plot idk..the point is this movie has everything from a soldiers love for his country, a love for his family (loved ones), it properly shows what problems our soldiers faced during those era also some face until today. In 2025 it's kinda difficult to find a movie in Bollywood which keeps you attracted almost entire times without any nudity, item song or adult scenes. They completely respected a soldiers personal life and kept it away from screen in public which is a pretty good thing to do...Mad respect to all the soldiers who sacrificed for us in past and also who are standing tall today between us and our enemies. I'll recomend to give this movie a chance, maybe a one time watch for many of you but still this effort should not go in vain...Just if plot could have been stronger we could have gotten a masterpeice today.

Sky Force - A Film That Surprised Me

I'm the kind of person who watches every trailer and forms an idea about how the film might perform, both commercially and critically. Most of the time, my predictions are spot on. However, Sky Force is one of the rare films that proved me wrong, especially from a critical perspective.

While I may still be correct about its commercial success, my critical view turned out to be completely different. The film is superb. The screenplay is highly engaging and keeps you hooked throughout.

After watching the trailer, I thought it would be a cheap knockoff of Fighter (a film I found very ordinary). I assumed it would be another mediocre addition to Akshay Kumar's filmography. But to my surprise, Sky Force turned out to be one of his finest films. It's not just another India-Pakistan war movie; it brings a unique perspective and is executed with finesse.

What didn't work: The songs in the first half felt unnecessary and broke the flow of the narrative. Additionally, the overuse of slow-motion sequences, especially in the first half, felt repetitive and diluted their impact. Slow motion should be used sparingly to create a stronger emotional or dramatic effect.

Verdict: Sky Force is a must-watch and stands tall as a remarkable film in its genre. Don't let the trailer mislead you-it's an experience worth having.

Sky Force lands as a respectable Republic Day entertainer, with its ambitious attempt to blend patriotism, history, and drama. Directed by debutants Sandeep Kewlani and Abhishek Anil Kapur, the film draws inspiration from significant events in military history, fictionalizing them to deliver an impactful cinematic experience. The narrative revolves around the Indian Air Force, spotlighting themes of courage, sacrifice, and patriotism. The research into military aircraft dynamics is evident and enhances the film's credibility.

For their debut outing, Sandeep Kewlani and Abhishek Anil Kapur deserve praise for choosing an unexplored chapter of military history and presenting it with sincerity. The story has its heart in the right place. While the movie soars high in its second half, a somewhat uneven first half and occasional emotional disconnect hold it back from reaching its full potential. The second half compensates with a gripping investigation into Tabby's disappearance and its compelling buildup. The finale serves as a heartfelt tribute to real-life officers, ending the film on a powerful, patriotic note.

Akshay Kumar delivers a commendable performance, shining in both emotional moments and action sequences. He anchors the film with his experience and intensity. Veer Pahariya, making his debut, emerges as the surprise package of the movie. He delivered impressive performance. On the downside, Sara Ali Khan is underutilized. Her character lacks depth, and her chemistry with Pahariya doesn't quite spark. Nimrat Kaur provides a good supporting performance. With limited screentime, Manish Choudhary & Sharad Kelkar delivers a standout performance.

The cinematography is a visual treat, capturing air combat sequences with precision and grandeur. The aerial choreography is well-executed. The background score is effective in heightening tension, though Tanishk Bagchi's music is a mixed bag. While the song "Maaye resonates emotionally, the rest of the soundtrack fails to leave a lasting impression.

For those looking for a Republic Day watch with a blend of war history, action, and heartfelt moments, Sky Force is a decent pick that ends on a high, uplifting note. The film pays a moving homage to the bravery and sacrifices of Indian Air Force officers.

Direction 3.5/5 Acting 3.5/5 Action 4/5 Story 3.5/5 Screenplay 3/5.

Airforce life!!! Based on true stories and in the last it shows the actual photographes of all real heroes characters . And... All over a balance in cinema.

Good subject with good motive.

Go for it you you will enjoy.

It does lack a bit in a few things but that's okay.

Good movie to watch. Take to the side of Airforce life!!!

This is actually based on true stories and in the last it shows the actual photographes of all real heroes characters .

Go for it you you will enjoy.

Good movie to watch. Take to the side of Airforce life. This is actually based on true stories and in the last it shows the actual photographes of all real heroes characters .

Go for it you you will enjoy. I enjoyed watching i.

Sky Force, as a movie, is well-made. However, it is devoid of new ideas and thoughts. Akshay Kumar did a couple of movies like Sky Force before. It is a super patriotic and nationalist movie by making the lead actors saviours following nationalist rhetoric, which sometimes seems too much. Almost like chewing gum.

There was a story, but a very common one that everyone can assume even before watching this film. Akshay Kumar and Veer Pahariya's chemistry was enjoyable. Sara Ali Khan has nothing to do in a pregnant woman's role. Same goes for Nimrat. Though I did not expect anything from the female characters, as Sky Force is a Bollywood male-hero military film. If it were a female-led film, it would promote that. The art direction, set design, costume, colour grading, and cinematography were good. Recommended only if you want to watch a rhetorical nationalist movie.