Ishaani's Diary

This special was such a sweet trip down memory lane. Miley's interview was really emotional and genuine. The archival clips brought back so many good memories. I just wish there were more dance numbers or choreography moments, but overall it was a lovely tribute to the fans.

The action scenes were well choreographed and Shahid Kapoor looked confident as the hitman. Triptii Dimri delivered a brooding performance too. The music had a classy vibe and the poetic storytelling was dreamy at times. But honestly, the pacing felt way too long. It tested my patience and I found myself getting bored in parts. The gangster revenge plot felt like the same old thing we've seen before. Avinash Tiwary as the villain wasn't convincing enough. It's a decent watch for the violence and style, but don't expect anything groundbreaking.

This movie was all about the energy and patriotism, which I vibed with. Sunny Deol's iconic screams literally shook the theater, and Diljit Dosanjh stole the show with his performance. The emotional beats hit hard, especially the family separations and sacrifices. The runtime felt endless, and the VFX was low quality. The choreo of the battle scenes had some epic moments, but the forced backstories broke the flow. It's got heart and power, but technically it's mid. Still, it makes you feel proud of our soldiers.