Tik Tik Tik

Illogical movie of all time. Absolutely unwanted movie.

Let me begin by saying Lol. Lol. Lol.

Indian Defense Office situated at Munnar Kerala has all the concerned officers speaking Tamil. *Claps*. Just like in every Tamil film (or Telugu) when a character goes to a foreign country, a random shop keeper or a driver or some helper speaks in Tamil or Telugu. Very Convenient.

The illiteracy and illogical writing adding the over-smartness in so many scenes throws away the entire film even before the Vfx can. When you try to beep out a word, you should remember to blur the scenes too.

So much work needs to be done to train an astronaut and here some street thugs do it like it's a piece of badly 'made at home' cake and don't even get me started with the hacking. Oh. My. God. What a load of..

The only good thing in the screenplay are 2 or 3 foreshadowing scenes which are 'not bad'. But then again the writer(s) mess it up with that too. These kids who made this film have never seen a satellite launch nor have spoken to anyone at Indian Space Research Organisation. Badly done research.

I don't know which film school kids made this as their film project. Let me end by saying even the Lol was a torture for 2 hours.

Tik Tik Tik on the whole, is a definitely an engaging adventure with some fun moments and some flak, evenly spaced out. Watch this as a B-movie without complaining and you're sure to enjoy it more than you could otherwise.

This is India's first space movie, although there were lots of logical errors, I would still appreciate the efforts and for trying something new, instead of same old 'love mivies'!

I know their excuse would be budget. Then they shouldn't have advertised it as India's first space film. This is definitely not a film for inspiring young minds.