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I have always had this complaint about most of the action movies produced by Bollywood and in past few years Hollywood as well that they put so much focus on action sequences that they hardly care enough about a well woven storyline.

Thankfully and yes surprisingly, Tiger 3 excels in all these departments by a very huge margin even if you consider the movies only from the Spy Universe.

You can feel in every frame that Salman Khan totally reinvented himself for this movie to deliver a very wounded yet very powerful Tiger to the audience. Be it in emotional scenes when he felt betrayed or when he lost someone dear or when he was angrily digging bullet holes in whoever that stood between him and his mission.

There are really some unforgettable action sequences like the chase sequence in St. Petersburg, raw action fist fights of Katrina in Türkiye (it felt like she thad been training herself for these sequences for a decade - I mean it all felt so so real) and the high octane well choreographed and well edited action sequences where both Tiger and Pathaan take on the enemy soldiers is something you can't simply watch in the theatre seat without giving a shout-out some hard claps.

Any review will be a totally biased one if you have missed mentioning the spectacular performance delivered by Emraan Hashmi, who's vengeful/vindictive/villainous act forms the core of the whole storyline. Emraan brought the real chaos without being in the midst of the chaos, a kind of villain the spyverse really needed to set the bar to another high.

And with Tiger 3, the complaints of many (that includes me as well) about very little focus on Zoya's character development have been fully addressed.

P. S. - This is Salman Khan's best action movie till date. No exaggeration, just fact!

Tiger 3 is indeed a top class action movie to say the least with one serious comment and that is when you plan on areal shots you can defy all laws of physics which is totally acceptable but not the laws of safety. You simply cannot jump on the chopper from the top when the chopper's rotor blades are rotating at a speed of more than 200 RPM.

If people were to redefine the standard for cinematic beauty in today's times then Jaane Jaan wouldn't fail your expectations.

Just when as a viewer I was starting to loose hope in the content of the products that were being served on OTT or at theatres, this movie came as a complete surprise package to me, not that I didn't had expectations from the well choosen star cast, but I was more worried about Netflix repeating its feat of bringing fine talents together only to be terribly wasted in sloppy scripted and loosely directed stuff. Thankfully this isn't the case with Jaane Jaan.

Who could have thought that a muder that didn't seemed like a mystery will turn out to be a solid mystery, entangled in a very complex love story all being served to you with top notch performances by the lead actors.

This was unusual Kareena Kapoor Khan (K³) at her best who firmly held her ground till the end despite the tough competition by Jaideep Ahlawat and Vijay Varma as two male leads who by now have mastered these kind of roles.

If you like quality cinema and want to enjoy it with family with some chills and thrills then this should be on your weekends itinerary.

Despite being the most bankable star in the past three decades, I always wondered why did Tom Cruise stayed away from the cinematic universe that almost everyone keeps on talking about (Marvel & DC) and with Dead Reckoning he answers that fan question with grandeur; it is because he doesn't needs one when he already has a well established cinematic universe of his own.

When Fallout released I thought that this is the franchise's best and it would be difficult to match something like this, but with "dead reckoning" one could confidently say that there is always scope for improvement. Keeping audience at the edge for almost 3 hours is no small feat, an art which I believed only the likes of James Cameron or Steven Spielberg have mastered until now.

I don't think anyone needs to speak anything about the quality of action sequences because it is impossible to describe it in words, you have to witness it to believe it. What you have witnessed in the trailer was just a fragment of what awaits you, obviously "if you choose to accept"!

The plot is quite thick with lot of interesting characters and so it really needed to be told in parts without a cut and the best thing about this is that the movie leaves you quite satisfied, with a mission partially completed and not a brutal cliffhanger kinda situation. However, the intensity in the storyline makes it quite clear that the audience can expect an extravagant display breathtaking action sequences, too many unnerving situations, another rogue member unleashed, other wings of IMF forming and a larger than life kinda outcome from the final part.