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Anupam Kher's Vijay 69 crosses all the odds. From the direction to music to performances, Vijay 69 marks perfection everywhere. Speaking about performances Vijay 69 had best supporting cast in recent times. Starting from Guddi Maruti to Vrajesh Hirjee to Sulagna Panigrahi to Chunky Pandey. All have done fabulous job. Speaking about the protagonist Vijay, Anupam kher has done wonderful job. The way he has used all body parts to denote 9Rasa of his character is something to learn. Vijay's character was from top to bottom in every emotion and the way Anupam Kher has played it makes him legendary. The music was everywhere supporting the scenes and 'Aage bhi jane na tu' song made all the choreography beautiful to watch. There were small editing glitches and sometimes Chunky's character felt over dramatic but it got overshadowed by the screenplay and performances. Overall good representation of cinema.

Bhool Bhulaiya 3 comes up with many negative moments giving audiences reason to blame Bollywood cinema. Starting from the cast, Kartik & Tripti's chemistry was very weak and music pieces behind them was something pointless. Vijay Raj never got the chance to deliver his magic, Ashwini Kalsekar's character was overused, Sanjay Mishra & Rajpal was underused. Vidya Balan did one fine job portraying her character with good backstory and genuine emotional & cinematic expressions. The film without Madhuri Dixit would have been better. The cuts were too sharp trying to portray cinematic screenplay. The music was worst as compared to any Bhool Bhulaiyaa franchise. The most anticipated 'Mere Dholna' song and choreography was filled with too many cuts and wasn't authentic. The direction was too bad not aligning any aspect of cinema. Overall supporting cast was too weak to make the story, lead cast wasn't convincing any scenes, forced comedy and dialogues just to portray cinematic screenplay.

The film lacks a smooth flow, with abrupt cuts and scenes that don't connect well, making it feel unpolished. The action sequences, from Ajay Devgn to Tiger Shroff, are underwhelming and lack excitement. The attempt to include themes from the Ramayana doesn't impress and instead drags down the entertainment value. Ravi Kishan's character seems confused, adding neither humor nor seriousness, and even Salman Khan's cameo fails to add any spark. The music throughout the film feels baseless and loud harming the audience's experience more. The only highlight is Ranveer Singh's Simmba, who brings some much-needed energy and humor, hinting that his character could carry future films in the cop universe. Despite good efforts from Ajay Devgn and Ranveer, Rohit Shetty's direction falls short, leaving Singham Again feeling more like a disappointment than a worthy addition to the franchise.