The film is not-so-funny, not so educative but definitely dull with a juiceless script, yet alluring imagery.

The animation might be a let down, but the film captures the essence of the mythological saga.

Dimple Kapadia gets it right as a grouchy old woman. Watch it for her performance and a crisp story.

A cinephile will love the action but will prefer the original over the American version.

Dhulia’s signature touch, established through his exemplary work in the past was invisible in Bullett Raja.

This film reminds you of Sunny Deol’s previous films. And abundance of action scenes and hefty dialogues.

This 91-minute of satire on a Western tradition has cute caricatures, a weak story and closely resembles “Chicken Run.” In spite of a great premise, the film fails to cast a spell.

Even with all the Bollywood masala, the film lacks originality and the superhero appeal.

Less comedy and more suspense, the film will attract the tech savvy gen-next.

This film is 84 minutes of sheer illumination and education. It is not to be missed.