abhishek122

I am a fan of Roundup series and i have watched all the movies in this series. The first two movies of this series were really good and command repeated viewing, unfortunately, same cannot be said about the last two films. The last two movies have concentrated more on plot and less on the violence or action which had made the first two movies in the series worth watching.

The plot is a little complex here and you need time to understand it. There is not much action happening and just like part 3 this movie also cannot keep you hooked to the screen. The villain is menacing but you hardly see him terrorizing people. The cliched troops of the previous 3 movies continue to be followed here with the antagonist able to kill a group of goons with little fuss and Don Lee annihilating his opponents with just a couple of punches which kinda make the whole series monotonous and tiresime. Also, the film takes a very convenient path especially the elevator scene which is absolutely unbelievable and unrealistic and makes little sense.

Also, the change of cast from series 1 and 2 has made the last two movies less interesting. The members who were part of Don Lee's squad in the first two series were relatable and better than the one in the last two films. I specially miss Choi Gwi- Hwa, who played the police chief in the first two movies, he used to bring comic relief in otherwise dark movies. The direction was also good in the first two movies but have not been upto the mark in the last two movies. The menacing theme of the series has been toned down and the background music is also ineffective.

Hopefully we will see a better Roundup 5 movie.

After a long time, Netflix has produced a series which is worthy of binge watching and also broken their tradition of ending the series on an unsatisfactory or ambiguous note. The story build up is nice and layered with each main character having a backstory of their own. The series pacing is decent and keeps you hooked till the end, the tone is even and events unfold in a sequential manner. Acting is decent overall but nobody stands out, the BGM blends very well with the events happening on the screen.

The best part of this series is the characters look and sound very authentic, the series feels very real, swearing is not excessive, the "pind" looks like how any real village would look. There are some things which did not make much sense but they do not break the flow of the story and can be ignored.

Overall a series which does not waste your time, provides a proper ending and keeps you hooked.

I had watched this movie back in 1994 , when i was around 10 years old. Recently, i watched this movie again and i liked it even more. This movie also reminded me why SRK was so likeable at that time. His Sunil is flawed just like everyone of us, who happens to lie/cheat to get his way but at the same time he infused Sunil with an earthiness which seem to be missing now a days. You really cared for his Sunil.

SRK at that time had an undeniable charm , which he seems to have lost since KKHH. Now SRK plays character which are not relatable at all.

The supporting cast is perfect except ,may be, Ravi Baswani who looked too old to play Satish Shahs son. Cinematography was excellent capturing the pre-Russia Goan charm to its fullest. Music was very likeable especially a couple of tracks which still sound fresh.

This has to be top 5 SRK films ever.