Brahmastra – Part One: Shiva - Critics reviews

Brahmastra – Part One: Shiva

DirectorAyan Mukerji
Release date9 September 2022
Running time166 minutes
Dnaindia.com
Dnaindia.com
Zee Media Corp LtdTop Critic
3/5
DNA India finds the mythology based fantasy and visual effects uniquely ambitious, but says weak dialogue, uneven romance and storytelling prevent wholehearted praise.
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Hindustan Times praises the spectacular VFX, action, lead chemistry and ambitious universe, while finding the first half stretched, music average and Mouni occasionally excessive.
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4/5
Koimoi applauds the pro-level VFX, mythology, cinematography and constant visual grandeur, saying the presentation successfully disguises the predictable, simplistic script.
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3.5/5
BollywoodLife hails the extraordinary VFX, action, scale and theatrical experience, calling it one of Indian cinema's greatest visual extravaganzas despite evident flaws.
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Pinkvilla.com
Pinkvilla.com
Walmart Inc.
4/5
Pinkvilla celebrates the ambitious vision, engrossing screenplay, regular high points and stunning spectacle, despite occasional dips during the romantic portions.
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2.5/5
Bollywood Hungama praises the performances, world class VFX and terrific first half, but criticizes the flawed second half writing, poor dialogue and stretched climax.
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3.5/5
News18 calls it a solid, satisfying visual feast, praising Ayan Mukerji's ambition, Indian mythology and Ranbir Kapoor's committed performance.
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3/5
Filmibeat admires the immersive visuals, grand canvas, action and valuable cameos, though the insipid romance and uneven music dilute the experience.
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TimesofIndia.com
TimesofIndia.com
Times Group
3.5/5
The Times of India praises the top notch VFX, mythology-inspired universe and action, but finds the love story implausible and supporting characters underwritten.
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3.5/5
India Today applauds the world class VFX, Indian mythology, Mouni Roy and memorable cameos, but faults the rushed narrative, awkward dialogue and overstretched romance.
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