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Disappointed with Bollywood tting to run agendas in almost every thing they do. It's all about making money now, history can be moulded and shaped in any way Bollywood wants and the Indian audience have started believing what Bollywood wants them to believe. Historians are bashing the movie for a reason, the topic and subject of the movie is good but why to make everything so over the top and overdramatic? When can Bollywood grow up? Akshay Kumar acts in the same voice tone, same expressions, same persona in every movie and that is why people are bored of him now. Ananya Pandey doesn't have any acting skills and she is there only because of her father. The movie is boring as hell and if you are well educated you can my like this mess.

Jaat movie is the next C grade film in the lines of fake patriotism and stupid dialogues overhyping a certain community for no other reason than making financial profit out of a mindless so called mass entertainer. Such movies can only increase the already bad crime scene in India by glorifying goon culture and stupidity. There is a certain section which has always created a mess in the country, you can't expect sense from such uneducated people who have never got the chance to watch good cinema. For them, Jaat film is another so called great film. Sunny Deol knows he can't act, he knows he can only repeat the same old boring stuff in every movie, the same old borefest he is doing since the 80s. This guy's filmography has no versatility, his whole career is made on shouting fake dialogues about India. What has he done for India in real life? Nothing apart from accumulating wealth for himself. Glorifying such bad films is an insult to the intellect of the country for sure.

Vinod Khanna and Amitabh Bachchan, the two biggest superstars of the 1970s in one film, a sureshot formula for success at the time. Amitabh was fabulous as the honest police officer who could do anything for his line of duty. However, the real star who steals the show is Vinod Khanna. His screen presence could not be matched by anyone, he meticulously did justice to his role of a suave, stylish but ruthless criminal bound by revenge. His dialogues, emotions and humour, all overshadowed Amitabh in the film. Both VK and AB, great actors with a great supporting cast in Shammi Kapoor, Kadar Khan (in his earliest villian role), Amjad Khan played their parts well. The only flip side is the presence of some boring scenes with both the actresses.