Bhuj: The Pride of India

Shershaah = Yeh dil maange more Bhuj = We can't watch it anymore.

Rubbish VFX, plenty of plot holes, Over acting.

It must be realistic rather than making it too filmy.

This movie is just a mixture of series of events which they forgot to put up in a chronological order . I want to ask few questions to the director :- 1. Why you are showing battle of longewala in bhuj movie that too poorly showcased with illogical twistings !

2. What is sanjay dutt doing actually ? He's raw agent and fights openly in longewala war alone and killing all the pakistani soldiers ?

3. Nora fatehi doesn't even suit the character of an raw agent. Even alia bhatt was too better in front of her in Raazi.

4. The main topic of movie was how women helped in making of the runway which was just showcased in 10 minutes and it's over !! (That also in a simple way looks a school drama ) 5. The casting director was feeling sleepy when choosing the actor's i think ! Very bad castings !

6. The length of movie is also short as well as very poorly directed !

7. Is ajay devgan fighting for the indian army or maratha army ? Everytime he says maratha jo bol diya wo krke rehta hai ?

8. The VFX is very bad . One eg:- In the starting all the enemy planes were crashed in the air base but at end everything was cleared up !

The movie didn't start well. Weak Cinematography was seen in the first instances. The characters were not strong enough to give them justice. Dialogues were horrific. Diqlogues were delivered at the time they weren't needed at all. Some characters were so weak they didn't stand to the expectations. The story and plot was amazing, was presented in awfully poor way with inconsistent timing. I am disappointed with almost everything here. Raazi, RAW were such exceptional thrillers make you feel proud of the nation. This movie doesn't give justice at all. Who keeps cracking dialogues in the middle of the War talking to themselves or public or natrating or God knows what they thought of.

Hyper nationalism, over the top acting, no character development smh.