Pune Highway

An absolute surprise. The movie keeps you engaged throughout with amazing acting by all actors, relationships it portray and the way it unfolds. Its more than just guessing who is the killer. The world it creates, the people it brings to life and a human understanding to story with simplicity and craft. The way investigating officer's character is played with such humaity and conviction is rare to see in recent films. The way 3 friends, each very distinct and yet how they hold on to each other, the way matters of love & relationships are always grey. The choices character makes are so much more relatable and yet dramatic enough to keep us going. A must watch.

The best part of this movie is the star cast. Amir Sadh is brilliant as always and watch it for him.

Jim Sarbh looked lost and didn't do justice to his role.

The movie is fine, creates a lot of suspense but the ending seems abrupt.

I had a lot of expectations from this film but turned out to be disappointing. Seems they wanted to create something epic but it failed.

The chemistry didn't seem good. The friendship didn't seem genuine.

Nicky's character had a lot of scope but they could not do much with it.

Seemed the writer spent hours to work on the script and later got exhausted and left the script.

Honestly, I went into Pune Highway with zero expectations. The trailer had some buzz, but these days, there are a million thrillers out there to choose from. Still, this movie genuinely surprised me kuch alag hi feel tha ismein.

It opens with a murder, no dramatic buildup, no typical masala just throws you straight into a tense situation. At first, it feels simple. But as the story moves forward, the tension slowly starts to creep in. You're never quite sure who to trust.

There's no loud, foreshadowing background score, no over-the-top drama. It's raw, grounded and that's exactly what makes it hit harder. And honestly, it makes you think: films like this deserve better budgets and more support.

By the end, I was like, "Yeh toh socha hi nahi tha!" It's not flawless, but it's the kind of film that lingers in your mind.

If you're into something offbeat, different, and quietly tense, definitely give this one a shot.

Pune Highway is a taut, atmospheric thriller that grips you from its opening scene and doesn't let go. Set almost entirely in a single night, the film masterfully captures the anxiety, tension, and chaos that unfolds when three friends find themselves at the center of a disturbing, unpredictable crisis.

But it is Amit Sadh who stands out with a performance that is equal parts restrained and explosive. As the emotionally complex and conflicted character, Sadh brings depth, vulnerability, and simmering intensity to the screen. He portrays fear, confusion, and anger with such authenticity that you can't help but be drawn into his mental state.

Whether it's the unspoken tension in his eyes or the breakdown of a man under immense psychological pressure, Amit delivers a career-defining act-proving once again that he's one of the most versatile actors in Indian cinema today. His presence anchors the film, adding a sense of urgency and realism that elevates the entire narrative.

Pune Highway is a must-watch for lovers of smart thrillers-and Amit Sadh's performance alone is worth the ride.

Just watched Pune Highway and at first I thought it was a murder mystery but it's not. It's more of a drama that slowly unfolds, and honestly, I kinda liked that by the end.

It's about friends stuck in a crisis, and things get really tense. The acting's solid, and it messes with your head in a subtle way. Not a typical thriller, but it keeps you hooked with a tense mix of fear and guilt, but it's also darkly funny in parts. The performances are uniformly great and emotionally on point.

Overall an unusual and compelling film to unpack. These days those are few and far between. Highly recommend if you like the unexpected.