Sooryavanshi (2021)

It was an awful screenplay but only the comedy made this film fun to watch. The comedy is really good story and screen play was rubbish. I walked out at ajay devgons entry ill just watch the rest of the movie on netflix next month. This movie is still worth going to for the comedy scenes.

Fmovies: SOORYAVANSHI is a typical Rohit Shetty potboiler,low on storyline,acting,direction,editing screenplay and length. As usual there was no need for songs and an overdose of mindless action. There were many senseless scenes in the movie. However Ranveer Singh in a guest appearance was brilliant. At best judging it very liberally this film is of an average quality.

5/10.

Rohit Sheety Made A Classic Comedy Masala Film

Fully Entertainment , His Action Skill Mind Blowing

Akshaykumar Nailed It ! Killing Perfomance....

Ajaydevgn & Ranveersingh Cameo Was Mind Blowing Just Like

A Brilliant Every Actiom Sequence Shoot By High Level

Akshaykumar Action Was Natural Specially Helicopter Scene

Ketrina Kaif Is Also Looking Beautiful.

Sooryavanshi fmovies. Rohit Shetty lost it here big time. Dont know as to why he made such a movie, so much out of line, merely on hate, misrepresentation and to promote a negative stance.

Akshay Kumar, well this surely is start to his end.

There is no Rohit Shetty fun / jokes in this one. There is no comedy at all and the few pathetic ones are so badly timed.

Katrina Kaif, guest appearance.

Jackie Sharoof, horrible approach choosing the role

Waste of time.

Sameer lodaya

It is purely entertaining

rohit shetty has made his type of colorful, action, thrill, mega stars, and akshay has played normally which he plays always .. Katrina is looking gorgeous and played really well..ajay and ranveer came for a delight

the story is not new but the execution is very good and is action filled followed by good background scores colorful scenes humors and super climax

dont expect and judge just get entertain.

Sooryavanshi starts off with the right intent, pace, narrative and sentiment. The backdrop is the 1993 serial blasts in Mumbai, and the masterminds giving the cops a slip, but leaving a live imprint behind - if 400 kg RDX were used for the blasts, where are the remaining 600 kg? Fast forward to 2007, 40 Lashkar operatives from Pakistan sneak into India and commerce sleeper cells all around the country, awaiting instructions from the chief Omar Hafeez (Jackie Shroff) to start another siege. Advance to the current day, Bilal (Kumud Mishra) the key mastermind of the 1993 blast returns to India via Maldives, releasing the cache of the 600 kg RDX from an inconspicuous house in Sawantwadi, and activates the sleeper cells, under the leadership of Riyaz Hafeez, Omar's son, swearing to burn the nation down. Riyaz has another axe to grind with the Mumbai Police, to avenge the death of his elder brother.

DSP Veer Sooryavanshi (Akshay Kumar) is the supercop with the ATS leading the Intelligence Bureau inputs. An experienced, successful and time tested policeman, Veer meticulously follows through in his swashbuckling style to thwart the destructive attempt. He isn't alone in the fightback, and is ably supported by the NSG, Singham (Ajay Devgn) and Simbba (Ranveer Singh) in this all out action adventure.

The first half is absolutely stunning. It has the elements of making a well researched, credible and blindingly fast blitzkrieg that makes you sit up. The second half unfortunately has a typical Rohit Shetty film written all over it, and literally tears down, systematically, everything that the story had built up. It turns into an average Bollywood potboiler, with chest beating supercops, overflowing machismo and adrenalin, and mindless, endless action and spraying of bullets from all sorts of machines possible. Starting from NSG helicopters airlifting vehicles laden with RDX, and terrorists laying siege of the ATS headquarters blow the original content into impunity. Add to it some repetitive and jarring comedy about Akshay Kumar's "disease" of forgetting names, a lamenting widow's sermonising Katrina Kaif about holding the family together when the former's husband's pyre is burning and a contrived reason behind Katrina taking her young son to "safety" from his father make Sooryavanshi's second half rather laughable. Honestly, the serious buildup of Sooryavanshi was decimated the moment Ranveer Singh's Simbba swung into action, and then on, the film almost unstoppably hurtled downhill.