Vikram Vedha

Obviously we already know the story of the movie. Hats off to R Madhavan and Vijay Sethupati"s Tamil Blockbuster. Went to see Hindi version just to see Hrithik Roshan.

Hrithik Roshan just nailed his part, his screen presence was just out standing. Saif was also cool.

I was little disappointed by the songs, would have even better for hindi audience if songs were better.

7/10 for coping story as it is. Ending could have been better for a remake. Bollywood had the chance to rewrite the excellent blockbuster story to next level but they choose to be good copy maker then a better movie maker.

Overall it's a very good movie if you haven't seen the tamil version.

Sameer lodaya

Pls see this movie as Hindi Vikram vedha and don't compare with the original

Superb content of Vikram beetal which we use to see in childhood has been portrait in new way of cop and gangster story where cop is Vikram and vedha is the gangster..every time vedha comes and ask a riddle to Vikram and Vikram answers to justifies beetals crimes

Saif overcame Hritik this time..Hritik was same a like as what was he in super 30..the language spoken here is of U. P..

The directors pushkar and gayatri have repeated their fine job after what they did in the original one..alcholiya song is hit on charts and have Been made in a very large scale where you can see Hritik dancing merrily with a good number of dancers..tangy dialogues like "marange kaan mein nikloge Japan mein" and "apne ko khone ka pain saala same to same "gives good touch of U. P...the action with bgm and bullets is a hardcore one

Single screen theatres will see a house full board and multiplexes audience will restrict a little bit due to heavy action scenes

If you want to enjoy this movie go to screen where audiences shouts ,whistles and dances.

An enthralling screenplay, a compelling script that at first introduces us to the traditional sides of right and wrong, the acts of black and white, but then it shrewdly puts us into a dilemma, a state of confusion where more contentious shades of grey take precedence and the uncertainties become prominent. The complex characters and their motivations add to the intrigue, making the audience question their own moral compass.

And this conundrum is exacerbated by some great action and a couple of titillating performances, particularly by Hrithik Roshan. The madness in his eyes, the calm on his face, and the unrivalled swag and style in his demeanour proved to be contagious, as he kept me completely captivated!

Every Scene of HR, He Hits Different.

Movie Makers tired well. Great afford of not letting the old story and that mass down. It's good.

Some long dialogue parts, which makes it boring but power packed performances

Writing and Direction is good enough to make you engaged. BGM is good.

First Half is Slow but Second Half is Good.

The best thing is movie maintained the Mass and entertainment.

Saif performed well but RMadhvan is RMadhavan.

While Watching Saif A Khan, he was remininding me of his Movie - Race.

Only Hrithik makes the movie intresting when it get slow. He did his best, from the first frame he is entertaining.

Original is far better than this But this is enjoyable ride.

Review of Vikram Vedha by itsbymayank - Mayank Bharat Bhushan Louteriya.

The duo of Pushkar and Gayathri have enthralled audiences in the South, first with their original smash hit Tamil film "Vikram Vedhan (2017)" and now most recently with the hit Amazon prime series "Suzhal (2022)". But to make a smooth transition into the tumultuous world of Bollywood is a mean ask but the two capable filmmakers pass the test with flying colours, delivering a faithful remake of the cult classic, enhanced by the unmistakeable swag of superstar Hrithik Roshan.

Roshan stars as the titular "Vedha" a ferocious gangster terrorizing the streets of Lucknow. Saif Ali Khan plays "Vikram", the trigger-happy encounter specialist cop leading the task force assigned with curbing the gangsters of the city. Although both actors don't the same range as the ace performers in the original film, namely National Award winner Vijay Sethupathi and R Madhavan, the directors smartly pivot the character to play to these actors' strengths. The confrontation sequences between the gangster and the cop are laced with mass and gravitas, with Hrithik especially excelling in the stunt sequences with his agility and panache.

The gritty, serpentine streets of Lucknow are depicted in painstaking detail as the makers transpose the impact that Chennai had in the original movie, to a North Indian context. The storyline sticks to the original but with Hrithik's version of Vedha coming across as wackier, more gung-ho and fanatical than the smoother, more reserved depiction by Vijay Sethupathi.

Bollywood remakes of South blockbusters seldom rise to meet the standards of their original versions. Ajay Devgn's "Drishyam (2015)" and Shahid Kapoor's "Kabir Singh (2019)" stand at one end of the spectrum, having delivered while most remakes end up in the trash pile, case in point being dismal efforts like "Force (2011)", "Rowdy Rathore (2012)" and "Bhaagi 2 (2018)". Thankfully, due to the deft direction of Pushkar-Gayathri and earnest performances from the two lead actors, "Vikram Vedha" ends up in the former category, as a faithful remake that also stands apart with its contextualized take on the Vikramaditya-Betaal folktale. A recommended watch in theatres!