Roar: Tigers of the Sundarbans

The movie is pretty good . I think the direction was good, and sleek. The CGI doesn't looks clumsy. The scenes are not very unbelievable. The music is good enough. Nice, stylized commandos, beautiful Sunderbans, and tigers ! All of this is there, but slightly underutilized.

On the negative side, the acting was a little amateur. Plus, the story needed to be a little more solid. The poacher angle could have been better, with some more action.

All in all, I would say its a better-than-average movie; a tiny ray of hope that the direction standards of Bollywood are going to get better. And don't miss the credits.

I was impressed with the Picturisation and the story. I loved the theme and the story. It was very well done and written.

Everyone in its first instance would always think of taking a revenge after all we are all human beings and Indian but i am thankful to the story writer and the director for presenting the movie in such a manner of realization.

In fact the scenes where beautifully Choreographed and also done in a sequential manner.

The message created by the director was very well conveyed and i would await for his next films to come as i would also watch them.

Showing life of animal and making us understand their understanding was very well brought as a message to us.

Lastly i loved the work of all the actors especially Mr Adil Overall would rate the film 4/5

An amazing adventure encompassing the intrigue, mystic and precarious beauty of the luxuriant jungle of sundarbans .

'The Hunters become the hunted' The movie substantially captured the true essence of jungle survival what it means of for its natives, tribes or animals, their way of respecting nature and what it means for humans to maintain its boundaries... the voiceless animals and their grievances there way to retaliate following the rule of jungle

What truly kept me riveted to the movie is The Majestic predator with mesmerizing dangerous stride the white tiger Chinchilla albinistic. Born one in thousands. I equally dreaded and craved his appearance on the screen. The music is good and so is the cinematography. The story premise is predictable. The biggest aspect of the movie which was quite disappointing was the acting. The lead actors failed to bring the characters to life. The characters and dialogs were insipid and lacking color... But The tigress makes it worthwhile to watch.... easily the best and most exciting character of the movie

The movie was mind blowing.Everyone must watch this movie.I enjoyed it a lot.Roar centers on a battle between the daft, dirty humans and the striking, regal tigers.CG animals looking awesome. Hollywood style movie now in Indian cinema watch it.Gripping, entertaining, novel. Abhinav Shukla is very good.a film Brave attempt.Superb BG Music.Amazing effects rock. At last Bollywood comes of age and gives us a Hollywood style thriller Super Movie.Never seen anything like this on Indian Screen. Very Well directed. We thank all people involved in the making of this movie to show us the the unseen. Well Done.the snake sequence was a killer.good sound effect.Hollywood Ishtyle Bollywood roar.

When watching Roar: Tigers of the Sundarbans - bear in mind 2 things... Firstly - This is NOT a Bollywood film. This is a film like no other to come out of Hindi cinema. It stands alone.

Secondly - When you know that the film-makers were inspired by Hollywood greats such as Indiana Jones - then it all falls into place in terms of genre and audience.

The film doesn't intend to be a documentary. It's not a realistic portrayal of life in the Sundarbans. It's an entertainer. It's action -orientated and it's designed to make you go "Wow!"

The cinematography is awe-inspiring.

The soundtrack is epic.

The introductory shots for the 2 leads and the negative male are truly memorable.

The director Kamal Sadanah and the producer Abis Rizvi make a joyous cameo appearance and the trick of getting the audience to stay until the very final credit is taken care of by revealing a few tricks of the trade.

Of course this won't please everyone - it's going to divide opinion - but what in life doesn't?! Personally - i'm all for people stepping out of a comfort zone and pushing the boundaries. Creating something that exists, that materializes purely from an idea.

Roar is a first-time director's vision, opening your eyes to something new.