“Kaabil” may not be in the class of 2015’s “Badlapur” when it comes to exploring the nature of vendetta, but it doesn’t discredit the genre either, and the credit should rest on the shoulders of its leading man. 

Kaabil is an entertaining fare with some great performances. It will do well at the box-office.

Don’t go in expecting major plot twists, but you will be surprised at the ingenuity of the plot. The movie is perfectly crafted, and you leave feeling satisfied that the justice was served. 

A somewhat relaxed performance from Hrithik Roshan is the only watchable thing in this dull, dim-witted revenge drama

What redeems this drama is swift revenge ideas and Roshan’s brawn and some brains. There’s a lot of gore to be enjoyed in the second half.
Watch this if you are a fan of Roshan and you are in the mood for a love story laced with some stylised, bloody action.

In ‘Kaabil’, Hrithik Roshan is much too capable as the blind hero
Sanjay Gupta’s vendetta thriller works because of its childish simplicity and the leading man’s exertions.