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Such a promising concept of uniting the Karate Universe, but unfortunately, the execution falls flat. The movie struggles with a weak character arc and takes far too long to set up, yet still fails to create depth or emotional connection. The second half, leading up to the tournament, feels rushed and lacks the buildup needed to make it engaging. The training sequences don't immerse you in the world of Karate, missing the chance to inspire or excite. The tournament itself fails to create any real tension - the fights are predictable, and there's little sense of stakes or progression. Even the arch-enemy feels underdeveloped and reminiscent of outdated tropes from older films.

Overall, a disappointing watch. I wouldn't recommend it.

The movie starts strong with a great premise/setup. I was hooked for the first 30-40 mins. After that, firstly the movie takes a lot more time to fully build up the premise (drags a lot) and then, in the second half when the mystery is solved - it just falls apart and doesn't do any justice to the strong hook. Also not understanding the need of adding elements of comedy in a horror mystery movie. I think the director was confused about the themes and ended up making a mess. The horror scenes were little and only 1-2 were scary. The ending was simply anticlimatic (leaves you wanting so much more). Watch it on TV. Not worth the theaters!

It's refreshing to watch stories of real people of India. Our country is so diverse and has a rich culture. If we actually start searching, we'd find unbelievable stories of people which can move people. This movie is an attempt towards that. Hoping more bollywood directors would get inspired and make more movies like this.

I'm so done with mass entertainment movies. They seem like replica of each other and there's nothing original about them.

At the same time, audience needs to watch and support such cinema. It was sad to see a nearly empty theatre.

All the actors did an amazing job :) Highly recommended!