Tehran

The movie has wonderful making even comparable to an Hollywood action flick. The actors did justice to their roles as well. But having the movie named Tahran and shooting the action scenes in an blantantly visible English speaking country ruins the authenticity of the movie. Should have been at least shot in an Arabic or Persian speaking region.

An espionage film generally thrives on a competent blend of action, emotion, and skillful storytelling that highlights both the plot and its characters.

Unfortunately, Tehran, while focused on presenting investigative procedures in great detail, misses the mark on the essential elements of an idealistic storytelling. Despite featuring numerous events, none resonate as they should, lacking both visual impact and emotional depth.

It's all dull and uninspiring, which is surprising considering how the brilliant trailer had me expecting the exact opposite.

At best TEHRAN which set out to be a spy thriller was an average movie simply because it was more of a documentary than a film,as it was made in a very dull and dreary fashion. A spy thriller needs to be tense and exciting which this movie was definitely lacking from start to finish. If maybe 20-25 minutes were taken off this 1hr 55 minute film,then it could have been a bit more interesting.

5/10.

Starts with based on a true story and then goes on its own fictional way.

John Abraham is the most consistent actor having the same expression in every seen for 20 years.

Guns are freely available everywhere and you can shoot in every international country - see if it's fiction it's ok - but when u say true story then be true.

I'm surprised it was even released on OTT - looks more like a b grade tv series than a movie.

One man's personal vendetta for some absolutely astoundingly weird reason by putting international relations on the brink and making tons of innocents lose their life to avenge one innocents life.

The director and John rewrote history how they felt - to put it in one word pathetic attempt at an espionage thriller.

I think the movie was well thought out. The various challenges faced by the team investigating the assassinations could have been better presented.

One misguided notion the director went with was to consider the state of Georgia of the United States of America same as the country Georgia in eastern Europe where the original incident happened in Feb 2012. I am taking away a star due to this.