A truly awful film glorifying a serial killer. It's an explosion of Bollywood film parts that doesn't add up to a good or entertaining film. It has all the typical elements you could want, with production values in its action scenes on par with Hollywood, it's love story is third rate, cheesy and unmotivated. Veer after all is a trained killer, so what he doesn't kill the girl, he kills many others. This is one angry film.
Overly long, poorly acted, written and directed - you almost side with the British. The film's action sequences are so well directed but the British dialogue is so poorly performed and written, very unnatural and awkward - why are they speaking so slowly? It's amazing that the film gets the action scenes right but is so carelessly done it can't get the little things right. And the ending? What was that all about? When you think it can't get any worse it does. I'm doing you a favor, avoid this movie at all costs.
I hate to say it, but if you want a better musical adventure this year, you should see Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel instead, the love stories are more believable there and it involves talking chipmunks! I'd rather sit through silly and stupid film 5 more times than re- watch Veer.
Overly long, poorly acted, written and directed - you almost side with the British. The film's action sequences are so well directed but the British dialogue is so poorly performed and written, very unnatural and awkward - why are they speaking so slowly? It's amazing that the film gets the action scenes right but is so carelessly done it can't get the little things right. And the ending? What was that all about? When you think it can't get any worse it does. I'm doing you a favor, avoid this movie at all costs.
I hate to say it, but if you want a better musical adventure this year, you should see Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel instead, the love stories are more believable there and it involves talking chipmunks! I'd rather sit through silly and stupid film 5 more times than re- watch Veer.