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War 2 fires on all cylinders when it comes to action, delivering a high-octane spectacle that keeps your adrenaline surging from the first frame to the last. With sharp direction and impressive visual effects, every combat sequence feels grand, crisp, and immersive.

The soundtrack complements the intensity perfectly, the BGM is electrifying, amplifying the thrill of every scene. Amidst all the chaos, the film also offers moments of charm, with a few meaningful, feel-good songs that blend smoothly into the narrative. The duo dance in "Janaab-e-Ali" stands out as a treat for the audience.

If there's one area that leaves you wanting more, it's the depth of storytelling; the plot never digs as deep as it could, relying instead on the spectacle of action to drive the momentum. But as a pure action entertainer, War 2 delivers exactly what it promises: edge-of-your-seat fun.

And here's a tip: Stay back for the two post-credit scenes. They might just hint at bigger battles ahead.

Nikita Roy arrives with the promise of a compelling concept, dipping into themes that had the potential to grip and intrigue. At its core, the film hints at a story that could have left a lasting impact but somewhere along the journey, the execution loses its sharpness.

Visually, there are glimpses of brilliance, a few well-composed frames and moments that momentarily hold your attention. But the screenplay falters, often becoming too linear and predictable, softening the thrill that the genre demands.

One major misstep lies in the opening credits; showing the cast and crew images upfront unintentionally spoils the suspense, unraveling what could have been a powerful reveal later in the story.

While it might serve as a casual one-time watch, it doesn't quite make a strong case for the big-screen experience. With tighter writing and smarter storytelling, this could have been something more.

For now, Nikita Roy remains a film of unmet potential: a story that reached, but didn't quite grasp.

SUPERMAN is back; not just with his cape, but with renewed hope for the DC universe. This film marks a soaring comeback, breathing new life into the legend we've all grown up with. With a fresh storyline, jaw-dropping visuals, and flawless direction, this cinematic revival feels both nostalgic and brand new.

The new Superman fits the role like he was born for it; embodying strength, charm, vulnerability, and the quiet resolve that defines the Man of Steel. Every scene he's in radiates the essence of a true hero.

And then comes the unexpected delight; Krypto, the Super Dog. With his comic timing, loyalty, and hilarious antics, he doesn't just steal scenes, he steals hearts. A perfect balance to the film's emotion and action.

Whether you're a lifelong DC fan or a newcomer to the saga, this film reminds us why Superman continues to be a symbol of hope across generations.

A must-watch, especially for those who believe heroes still exist and that they can fly.