When did violence in films become a yardstick for assessing a movie's quality? I'm perplexed by the way violence is marketed like a potent drug in films, triggering a dopamine rush that fosters a craving for more. Those profiting from selling violence and those paying to consume it seem unaware of the ripple effect. Continuous glorification of crime and violence may eventually lead to a realization of one's contribution to societal issues. As the audience, it's crucial to recall the proverb, "Fool me once shame on you, Fool me every time shame on me." It's time to wake up and be mindful of the impact..
While Ranbir Kapoor is a talented actor, this film doesn't seem worthy of his hard work and dedication.
Such a lackluster film !!
May the craft of filmmaking be blessed by the divine.!!!
While Ranbir Kapoor is a talented actor, this film doesn't seem worthy of his hard work and dedication.
Such a lackluster film !!
May the craft of filmmaking be blessed by the divine.!!!