Thank God

Thank God is a comedy which fails to deliver. The film despite being a comedy barely makes you laugh. In fact, it get can so boring at times that you just wish for the scene to end and another scene to come up. The audience expects Siddharth to get in the accident really quickly but it depends a little too much time to get to the accident scene. The audience just gets bored at this point.

Ajay Devgn is the only one who entertains you. Siddharth Malhotra tries but it doesn't work.

This film is the type of film which needs to give the audience a reason to stay and watch the whole film. Thank God does not do that though. The audience just gets bored after a while which isn't good.

If you are bored and have nothing to do, watch this film however I wouldn't recommend you to watch it expecting it to be great.

I would start with the movie really diggs deep into the way we portray ourselves.

Instead of pleasing one another we keep on trying to please god.

I think it was the beauty of this movie.

Very well acted and funny at the right time.

Ajay looked cool and acted well.

Sidhart did well as well.

The girl looked and acted well.

The kid was cute.

Songs was just about okey.

Cgi was okey for the plot of the movie.

But the feeling the move gave was the maine purpose, and it was well achieved.

The message the movie gives, is way better than what I expected The world is becoming more bitter and materialistic.

***Thank God Movie Review*** 3/5 ⭐

Directed by Indra Kumar starring Ajay Devgn Rakul Preet Siddharth P Malhotra in lead role.

An official remake of the Danish Film " Sorte Kugler"

Plot of The Movie...

Ayan Kapoor alias Siddharth is a well known real estate broker. Post demonetization, his empire started to fall and he became a huge debtor. In the process of his hustle bustle life to overcome his financial crisis, he met with an accident and when his eyes open he is with Chitragupta alias CG alias Ajay Devgn.

There he plays the game of life wherein time tells whether he will go back to planet earth or go to hell or heaven forever...

Analysis of the Movie

1) The plot which is taken by Indra Kumar, is a topic which is age old belief that as per the karma, a human will be going to heaven or hell. Here in a comic way, he executed the age old topic.

2) Writers Aakash Kaushik, Madhur Sharma had just refined this concept as per the modern way wherein Chitragupta will be seen in a black blazer with a salt and pepper beard look. A game show, giving the contestant a chance to redeem their sins.

3) The subplot through the form of game show, a sizzling item dance of Nora Fatehi leads the way to the main plot wherein at the end, how the changes happens in Ayan's life.

4) Coming to the performance, Siddharth Malhotra had bringed up the character of Ayan who is self centred, envy. A grey shade but many comic moments delivered

5) Ajay Devgn, I cannot able to witness some noteworthy performance except from his salt and pepper beard look.

6) Rakul had done a good job.

7) Music was ok

8) Aseem Bajaj cinematography was good enough to watch it on big screen.

9) Vfx at unnecessary places.

Overall, its just reminds me of the Kal ho na Ho title song " Har ghadi badal rahi hein roop zindagi, chav hein kahhi hai dhoop zindagi, har pal yaha jee bhar jeeyo, jo hai sama , kal ho na ho "

The movie shines at times but also gets really dull at moments. Screenplay is the primary problem that the movie tackles. Also, now that vfx is improving in bollywood, this movie should have invested the effort in VFX specially when it has a good amount of requirement in the film.

Songs seem a bit misplaced in the film with only the item song surprisingly taking the story forward. Female protagonist seems to have nothing much to do in the film. Although, with remakes this could have been delivered better. Overall this is a one time watch movie. Background score is nice and engaging but there seem too many movements with camera angles that make it less engrossed for the viewer.

Thank God a nice film! It has a decent storyline,good acting done by Siddhharth Malhotra, Ajay Devgan and Rakul. It's a feel good film and leaves a meaningful message at the end. The ending was a little unpredictable and ultimately surprising. Great sets and special effects , so it's worth a watch in theatres as I think that people should come to watch it instead of watching it on OTT platforms as It's not necessary for a film to be flawless and have great VFX or story so that it's worth a watch in theatres. Simple films like Thank God also deserves to be watched on big screens. Thank God is 4/5 for me.