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Review: Crackk (2024)

Crackk offers a rollercoaster of action-packed sequences, showcasing innovative concepts rarely seen in Bollywood. The camera work deserves applause for capturing the adrenaline-fueled moments with perfection. Among the four action sequences, the long-awaited showdown between Arjun and Vidyut in the climax stands out, delivering a thrilling experience.

However, the film isn't without its flaws. Vidyut's accent, haircut, and dressing style may be distracting, accompanied by subpar acting. Despite being a favorite, Amy Jackson's role falls flat, while Arjun Rampal shines with his usual brilliance in both acting prowess and looks. Bijoy Anand delivers commendable performance, but the repetitive ghostly appearances of Ankit Mohan become tiresome. Nora Fatehi's portrayal is average at best.

The first half of the film could have been tighter, enhancing the overall pacing and engagement. Nevertheless, Crackk remains a worthwhile watch primarily due to its high-octane action sequences. If you're a fan of adrenaline-pumping thrills, this movie won't disappoint.

Dunki offers some lighter moments and a notable performance by SRK, adding a touch of entertainment. However, the film falls short with subpar songs and a overly stretched storyline spanning 25 years, causing a loss of audience interest. The mismatched on-screen couple of SRK and Tapsee Pannu due to age difference raises questions, impacting the believability. The first half drags on excessively, while the second half rushes through, hindering audience connection to the characters. In conclusion, Dunki is an average movie lacking emotional depth. Vicky Kaushal's brief role feels misplaced, and other actors fail to leave a lasting impact on the audience.

A perfectly blended war revenge. If I say well directed it is an underrated comment. Words cannot explain the perfection in direction, music, screenplay, action, drama, story, acting. The best Bollywood movie ever made. A well executed masterplan made by an Architect the director. Story is so gripping that one cannot even move his legs.