I'll be very honest, the film has so many flaws that you might lose the count of it midway through the film, but the film is not a failed project that you forget all that once it takes off. So I myself and those from my family watching it with me fully enjoyed their time. The twists keep you engaged, the ending and the revelations that surround it at some point make you overlook the flaws.
As always, Ajay Devgn's performance stands out and really admirable is how he adopts those local accents in films, such as of Bihari, Punjabi, Rajasthani etc. The film has the occasional comedy to make you laugh in between, but the best bit of the film lies in its really powerful dialogues. Very really do we as viewers look beyond what's on the screen, but the powerful dialogues were really hard to ignore when in conversation one opposing person replied to the other - or vice versa, and were really good, especially, again, in that voice of Ajay.
As always, Ajay Devgn's performance stands out and really admirable is how he adopts those local accents in films, such as of Bihari, Punjabi, Rajasthani etc. The film has the occasional comedy to make you laugh in between, but the best bit of the film lies in its really powerful dialogues. Very really do we as viewers look beyond what's on the screen, but the powerful dialogues were really hard to ignore when in conversation one opposing person replied to the other - or vice versa, and were really good, especially, again, in that voice of Ajay.