Shivani's Diary

This movie is full-on brainrot entertainment, exactly what it promised. I laughed through the whole thing. The chaos is funny, and the costumes add to the comedy. Perfect for a chill weekend watch.

Aditya Dhar knows how to create amazing visuals that work. Ranveer Singh looks the part, and there's a certain magnetic energy to his performance that holds your attention. But honestly, the hypermasculine, weapon-heavy aesthetic gets old fast. It's all blood and brutality, which completely overshadows any deeper visual storytelling. The length is a lot, and by the end, the violent aesthetic just feels repetitive. It's visually engaging but emotionally exhausting.

The visual aesthetic of this film is absolutely stunning. The Ladakh landscapes create such a raw, powerful palette that perfectly sets the tone for the story. Farhan Akhtar's transformation and the military uniforms had this authentic vibe that really worked.

But honestly, the overall visual storytelling felt inconsistent. Some scenes were breathtakingly composed while others felt rushed. The set design during quieter moments lacked the same attention to detail as the battle sequences. It's worth watching for the costume and location aesthetic alone, but I wanted more from the overall visual narrative.