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The story is inspiring and effectively evokes emotions, however, the writing lacks originality and seems overly formulaic in its approach. Although consistency in pacing and rhythm throughout the screenplay would have made the predictability less evident. The lack of effective humor further detracted me from truly relishing the showcase. That said, credit must be given where it is due, Kartik delivered a laudable performance that showcased his talent, a bit around the edges, but still an improvement. Vijay Raaz is another notable presence, overshadowed everybody else when he was on screen, what an actor!

Why does Bollywood trivialize everything, why cant it take things a tad bit seriously. A film that could have been inspiring is turned into a farcical comedy, rank bad acting by all, rank bad direction, no concept of timelines, patterns, atmospheres of the 50s,60s,70s. Pathetic work. This is good enough only for those who like loud acting which has been the hallmark of indian cinema for so long. Now lets look at the fighting scenes, particularly the boxing matches, they seem almost current, whereas the time period in the early stage of the movies is the 60s???? So much budget wasted on such insipid production, grow up boys, everything is not for the front benchers, we have moved on and demand better cinemas And what to say about the battle scenes.