John Abraham and Manoj Bajpayee are the main strengths, but the film is too gory and depends heavily on loud single screen style.

A harshly criticised film seen as irresponsible, fake and exhausting, with even John Abraham's sincerity unable to save it.

John Abraham, Manoj Bajpayee and punchy dialogues provide entertaining masala, despite script flaws and a weaker second half.

The action and revenge setup offer mass appeal, but the film feels dated and relies too heavily on old style formula cinema.

A powerful and gripping mass entertainer with strong emotions, crowd pleasing moments and an anti corruption message that connects.

The film has its heart in the right place, but its predictable story and confused screenplay weaken the anti corruption drama.

Punchy dialogues and Manoj Bajpayee help, but weak writing, a disappointing climax and dated action limit the film.

John Abraham and Manoj Bajpayee perform well, but the relevant story is weakened by cliches, excessive blood and loud treatment.

The anti corruption message has some strength, but the film becomes too loud and dramatic to make its ideas fully convincing.

A painful and tiring watch with weak logic, excessive patriotism, poor writing and too much blood and action.