Aazaan

Prashant Chadha has done a descent job as director by controlling a flawed script with ease. He has very rightly stressed on the pace and style of the film.

...gritty and gripping...

Enjoy the action.

...a well-stylized action thriller. However, its punctuated by tiring romance. What could've been a gripping drama, stretches too long and outstays its welcome by just that bit.

...is all money no show. Watch it only for the unexplored regions of the world, the brilliance of cinematography and stylish narration.

...boasts of a novel theme [Bioterrorism] and superb action scenes/stunts/chases is its biggest USP. But the film could've done with a taut script.

Chadha conveniently hides his weak script behind action, more action and some more action. That's not enough buddy! Give us a story, and a sensible link!

Watch the film if you have nothing to do on weekends and just want to do some timepass.

Good action; zero perspective.

The film has superb action and chase sequences with eye catching visuals to lure the audience. However, it lacks a coherent screenplay and that seems to be its failing as far as viewer is concerned.

Throughout the movie, Azaan is continuously told that he has Allah ka haath over him. If it fetches him a decent opening at the box-office, we will believe it.

If only a more generous fraction of these tens of crores was spent on hiring writing talent and a little more time spent with the actors, we might've had a half-decent action film.

The only reason MAY BE you can watch this film, is for this world tour and Alex Fisher's cinematography.

Beta's also built body. What to do? Papa, I'm told's a Gutkha baron. He gifts him this film.