Hitchkonwar

Don't go in with high expectations. It's not bad but a decent entry in the series, good one time watch. The story is just okay, nothing too special. There are a few really brutal and gory scenes that were pretty satisfying to watch. Overall the movie sticks to its theme well and Idk why I found the film so short rather being a 1:44 mins film.

In terms of gory and brutal scenes, there are not many set pieces - most of what you saw in the trailer (the sky view destruction, the tattoo shop scene and the grass cutter scene) pretty much covers the main highlights. When these scenes were getting over, my full attention was on the climax, expecting something big to happen, but somehow it also goes flat.

Worth a watch but not worth the hype going around it.

Also, they clearly didn't bother with any character development.

Like the song said, it could have been a ten on ten, but from Bollywood/YRF pov may be it is. I haven't witnessed it since its released. After so many years I remembered the title song and thus the other songs came into my recognition and what an album it was. It's banger westernized album brought me into the movie as well and only going to witness the movie for the songs. The songs were so situational if you notice and Salim Sulaiman has done great job here. Pyaar impossible and it's remix version, Alisha, 10 on 10 all were so catchy and classy. Sadly we don't witness such songs now, that era was different.

As per my expectations, the movie turned out to be wonderful. Uday did a great job, I was not expecting that, he perfectly fitted in the role and found him so comfortable and compelling. Priyanka is yaar, give her a village role or a wild role, she fits in everywhere. Her dressings and english accent is really commendable. She has a different classy charm which very less actresses have in bollywood. Dino as a villain was decent. Also that little girl impressed me later.

Some fresh dialogues were,"shut the front door", "wwwdotwayovermyheaddotcom" and so on... So I found the movie fantastic, the dialogues were fresh, well written and situational and the story was also little impressive that came out from yrf. Last half an hour was so bollywood btw, they always have to give a happy ending and for that the way they pull the things together to give it a happy ending that's awful and 'impossible'. So it was not that bad, there were moments in the movie where it wins your heart, don't go with the ratings and other reviews, the movie is really sweet.

1. VFX ISSUES:

• poor motion tracking: in moving shots, characters' feet and ground interaction don't match.

• characters' shadows missing in many shots, if many characters appear in a single frame specially the baanar sena, they put shadows only on the highlighted ones in that particular shot and rest of them don't get any shadows.

• in the fight sequence between Bali and Sugreev, in a scene when Sugreev flies through the camera, his hair gets disappeared and you'll see a bald sugreev in 2-3 frames for a micro second.

• jittery animation and frame drops spotted.

• lack of effort in building Ayodhya, some parts shown in b&w and other parts(at ending) shown only through images.

• when real characters appear, their body edges look unnatural, sometimes look sharp edges & sometimes you'll easily notice the badly done chroma removal.

• building, textures, overall the environment done in 3D modelling was very poor.

• you'll hardly find a photorealistic shot.

2. POOR DIRECTION - Om Raut 🙏

3. FAST EDITS:

• important and heroic scenes have been shown in a very lesser time

4. PROBLEM IN 2D TO 3D Conversion: movie

• spotted black margins around characters in 3D effect.

5. DIALOGUES & DIALOGUE DELIVERY- dialogues do not seem fair, both in terms of written and delivery. As their dialogues were written in such a tapori way and as they deliver them, you will not feel the characters belong to an ancient era.