I loved this movie, and this was a perspective on the Kashmir conflict that was left out by mainstream movies. The story is about a grieving son\s search for his missing affectionate father. Tabu played an extremely complicated role at par with excellence. The role of Shahid is no less complicated. Hardly any mother-son relation can be more complicated. With such haunting Kashmir\s political and emotional scenario around Tabu and Shahid, pain can be sensed in every scene. Unusual suspense unrevealed and build at the same time with his entry. The movie had a fantastic end. In my opinion, Haider is a wonderful piece of art, yells in pain with poetic narrations, complex sentiments and immense emotion.

The film is very predictable and clichéd. But apart from the general faults and flaws that comes with the genre, there are other things that I didn't like in the film. There is a random scene where the lead character breaks up with her boyfriend and realizes they aren't meant for each other. The movie also feels quite distant because of the main plot. And even though, in this film, the art gallery was personal to the character, I think it failed to communicate that special feeling to me.
Despite these flaws, the film is carried by a charming and delightful performance by Geraldine Vishwanathan.She has that energy and enthusiasm that makes the film quite watchable.Overall, this movie isn't perfect and I found the end a bit cringe-worthy as well but still I think the wonderful and peppy performance by Geraldine Vishwanathan was the best thing the film had to offer. Watch it for her.

Great to see Russell Crowe always, but certainly not in such psychotic characters. <br> <br>I think stories like this should have an exemplary ending to inspire people. This story could have been better for sure. Nevertheless all other aspects like acting, direction etc. were really good.

This film has a lot of potential but fails to live upto it.It becomes a Melodramatic Triangular love-story when Suryakanthan(Niharika Konidela) comes back into the life of her ex boyfriend Abhi(Rahul Vijay) when he is all set to marry Pooja(Perlene).It is a cute routine story which slowly gets interesting as it moves forward. Just you think it was an interesting narration it failed to continue in the same vein. <br>There is lack of commercial elements and few editing faults.Not recommended to watch as it tests the patience of audience with its slow pace.Witty punches and emotional scenes could be added as positives for this film. Lyrics are good and so was the production design. Niharika as an actor did good. She has improved a lot and carries the film with her decent performance.

Most Hollywood visual extravaganzas, be they tragedy epics or superhero fantasies, flourish on the same theme—a few sacrificing people fighting to save the planet against all odds. Godzilla 2: King of the Monsters is nothing other than that. It reproduces the same logic of life that Thanos (the protagonist of Marvel) embraces. Kill half of the people of the planet for a better future. You are attempting to do this by releasing multiple giant nuclear creatures. They appear to deserve to conquer the world since they first got here. <br>If you miss the script that is full of dullness, it\s impossible to ignore the predictability. There is no noisy background score. It just cries for publicity, making it harder to swallow the video. It is difficult to purchase the reverence for Japanese monsters, particularly the atomic lizard as though it were a mammal. The only thing that goes in the favour of the film and holds you awake is the epic scale of the battles between the good and evil monsters.

This is the final movie of the Captain America series. It all revolves around the avengers after their political involvement which leads to a rift between Captain America and Iron Man. Things to keep a look out is the the costume design and animation and the fight sequence. Worth watching atleast once.