Tejas

I don't know from where should I start about this?

The movie is an example of poorly written script which goes here and there unnecessarily and confuses it's viewer.

On top of that the way director and editor did their job without giving a thought.

Don't know how much Kangana interfered in that department, but it looks like the movie directed by her. Cinematography, VFX, sequences are so sluggish that they will make you to think of leaving the cinema hall within few minutes.

Kangana is a superb actor, but here she looked weird and childish.

I don't know how to unsee this? Avoidable to the core.

Stop believing that people will simply fall for pseudo patriotism trap, in fact this is an insult if you want to promote it's as patriotic movie. I've wasted enough time on watching this movie, I don't wish to waste too much time elaborating it to convey how badly this has been made. Extremely poor attempt to rip off something like a "Top Gun". Terrible performances, poor writing and horrible at technical aspects. Just to conclude my review I'd say if you want to punish someone this is the best mode of punishment. Please save yourself from this torture, avoid watching this trash at any cost, don't even watch it on OTT!

This movie shows how average of an actor Kangana is. The entire movie is dreadfully slow and showcases her incompetence as an actor. By the end of the movie it leaves you begging for the money and time you've spent suffering this outright disgrace in the name of cinema. Personally I would suggest you watch a wall instead it would be more entertaining than watching Kangana torture you with the mediocrity as actor. My nephew in her school play has shown more genuine emotion and commitment than Kangana did in the entirety of the movie and to top it all off she has been posting reviews on social media handles deceiving people into watch it,

I was initially very excited to see this movie. However, upon arriving at the theater, I was deeply disappointed by the lack of a coherent storyline and the presence of unnecessary cheesy dialogue throughout the film. Varun's acting stood out as one of the better performances among the cast. Unfortunately, Kangana's performance left much to be desired. It's no surprise that when I attended the screening, there was hardly anyone in the audience. If you're seeking a private setting to spend time with your girlfriend, this movie may be the perfect choice, as you're unlikely to be engrossed in the film itself, if you catch my drift.

One of the scenes in the movie Tejas that shows the title character's early days in the Air Force Academy has a moment where the instructor asks whether anyone has any questions. Our leading lady stands up and asks when can I fly? It is almost as bizarre as an over-enthusiastic computer engineer asking his teacher when is the campus placement in the middle of the second year. What I am trying to say is that the very thick strokes of jingoistic drama visible in the movie from the word go are really difficult to sit through, especially when nothing is working in favor of the film on a craft level.