A Gentleman - Critics reviews
DNA India says the film is polished but predictable. The screenplay loses steam in the second half, while the romance, songs and abrupt ending weaken the overall result.
Go to Full ReviewHindustan Times says Raj and DK turn a familiar story into an enjoyable action comedy through quirky humour and dialogue, even if the plot remains full of clichés.
Go to Full ReviewKoimoi says Sidharth and the action sequences work, but the confused second half and half-baked plot make the film disappointing overall.
Go to Full ReviewBollywoodLife says Sidharth performs his two shades sincerely, but the film is boring overall and offers too little to recommend despite its attractive stars.
Go to Full ReviewBollywood Hungama says the first half handles its complicated story fairly well, but the film loses momentum in the second half and needed a sharper screenplay.
Go to Full ReviewNews18 says the film is a fun, unpretentious ride. Sidharth handles both sides of his character well, while Jacqueline's comic timing and Suniel Shetty add to the entertainment.
Go to Full ReviewFilmibeat says the film has stylish action, attractive visuals and some humour, but weak writing, a thin plot and an underwhelming climax limit its impact.
Go to Full ReviewThe Times of India says the film offers plenty of entertainment, with humour, action and appealing performances, although revealing its cards too early hurts the suspense.
Go to Full ReviewIndia TV News says the film has a mundane and familiar plot, but its stylish presentation, action and attractive leads make parts of it entertaining.
Go to Full ReviewIndia Today says the stylish action and light humour provide entertainment despite flaws, predictable elements and action scenes that sometimes drag.
Go to Full ReviewThe Indian Express says Sidharth fits the nice guy role but is less convincing as the action hero. The film lacks the comic energy needed to lift its familiar plot.
Go to Full ReviewNDTV says the film looks slick but is ultimately dull, with too many ideas and not enough depth. Sidharth struggles to make his two sides distinct.
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