This didn't feel like a film for most of the time, it felt like a divine dream that you don't want to leave. It's underrated and small but really enormous in the experience that it provides, like stress and problems disappearing. It clears your mind with its simple but natural visuals and great performances and one of the most divine background scores. Like, announce this film already as a musical, there are so many background scores and songs that are…

A very well-written film, with mesmerizing cinematography that just captures your heart, takes you back in time. The set locations and designs were perfect, as were the furniture, attire, and especially the manners and formal language that were used in that century, along with subtle gestures to give respect to one another.

Film really is a period aesthetic with its theme, characters, and every other aspect. Even the performance felt natural, like it really existed in the late 17th century.…

All the hate this movie gets can make it confusing to decide whether you should watch it or not, but in reality, it's simple. Having watched it, I can say that yes, we had expectations from this movie, and it failed to meet them. It had serious potential, but due to the director's vision or perhaps inexperience with making a spy film, it lost the charm of the first movie.

The story is decent but predictable; you can easily guess…

The only YRF Spy Universe film that I still consider the best is "War." It’s genuinely a great movie, with strong performances, memorable music, above-average VFX, and a well-written story full of twists and turns, while also fitting in a small romantic subplot. Hrithik Roshan, man! This movie will remind you of why he's called the Greek God of Bollywood.

The songs were decent. While they sometimes interrupt the flow of the mission and affect the pacing, they're still memorable…