The Crew

So where do we start no main story in this just 3 crew women who are friends and supportive to each other not a cinema watch don't get the hype created by this film its also coming out on netflix in May to watch at comfort of your homes it was dragging and to be honest boring similar roles taken by kareena she trying to act younger in her poo bani parvathi days from k3g she looks tired it scenes tabu need to chill out and let other actresses have films she getting boring to watch kirti was good songs are remakes they will have to do but don't waste your money to cinemas not a big deal movies stay at home.

Got a chance to watch it at Vue London. Entertaining, great one liners having the audience in splits. Good story, lovely direction with a cool twist in the end. For once I wished the ending was real. :-) Tabbu was her usual best, Kareena in her true bebop style while kriti is getting better by the day.

Family entertainer, ladies must watch and a movie cabin crew ppl can't miss on. Kareena Kapoor, Tabu & Kriti stole the show as they all have delivered tremendous performances. Kareena Kapoor though outshined everybody with the way she carried herself in the character of "Jasmine". Movie throughout is a ride of laughter which adds a lot to the movie. Loved how the script has used male stars in a way in which they have only pushed and developed the story of the female leads. That's so empowering.

Just watched this on Netflix, movie was going good and had that entertainment element in it but then came the last 30 minutes where the movie transformed into a spy thriller. Movie had unnecessary small details just to make it sense in the final 30 minutes but that didn't make sense, what was the director even thinking, guy wrote a casual good entertainer then decided to go absolute crazy. Final 30 minutes obviously doesn't make any sense but also lacks any comical element, it's just that they somehow wanted to finish the marathon, felt like they ran backwards. The makers got confused and stitched two movies together. This is a prime example of how to not make a movie, disappointed to stick around for last 30 minutes.

As someone eagerly anticipating Crew, I had high hopes for an exhilarating heist comedy. However, the film never quite reaches its full potential. Despite featuring a star-studded cast and a promising concept, it struggles to soar due to its lackluster execution.

One aspect that shines is the trio of leading ladies. Kareena Kapoor, Tabu, and Kriti Sanon dazzle on screen with their charm and elegance, injecting life into their characters. Their performances add some much-needed flair to the movie, masking some of its flaws. Additionally, Director Rajesh A. Krishnan's signature absurd humor, reminiscent of "Lootcase," brings occasional chuckles, though it's not enough to compensate for the film's shortcomings.

The crux of the issue lies in the narrative's inability to sustain momentum. While the first half promises excitement and intrigue, the second half disappointingly falls flat. Predictable plot points and lack of depth leave much to be desired, ultimately failing to deliver the anticipated thrills.

**To sum it up:** Crew is a visually appealing but ultimately forgettable film. While it may serve as a pleasant diversion for those seeking star power and a light-hearted storyline, it falls short of delivering the gripping heist comedy it initially promises. Disappointment awaits those expecting a more captivating and surprising cinematic experience.

Rajesh A Krishnan's Crew comes across as a much needed breadth of fresh air amidst the propaganda and heavy action films. It is a delight to watch three actresses from different schools of acting coming together and having a blast. Particular mention must be made of Tabu and Kareena Kapoor. Kareena Kapoor Jasmine is someone who is unapologetically greedy and does not mind presenting herself as rich, at the same time there is a big loneliness underneath her fiesty nature. Kareena Kapoor does a brilliant job in portraying the different shades, Tabu's Geetha is caught between dreams and responsibilities and Tabu is her usual brilliant self. Kriti Sanon is also fairly good particularly in the scenes where her character has to show the moral dilemmas. There is a strong sense of sisterhood with some crackling chemistry. The men are also good in spite of the limited screen time. Diljit Dosanjh is so charming as the customs officer smitten with Kriti Sanon's character. KapiI Sharma as Tabu's husband spreads so much warmth. Khulbushan Kharbanda is also solid as Kareena's grandfather.