Tiger 3 - Critics reviews
DNA India says Salman Khan’s swagger, Emraan Hashmi’s villainy and continuous action drive an entertaining and energetic spy adventure.
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India TV News says Salman Khan’s swagger, Katrina Kaif’s action and Emraan Hashmi’s villainous presence make the film an entertaining addition to the spy series.
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Filmibeat says Salman and Katrina shine, but an average first half and weak screenplay prevent the promising story from becoming more than a decent watch.
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BollywoodLife says the spectacle and action cater strongly to Salman Khan fans, but the film entertains only in parts and remains a one time watch.
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Hindustan Times says Katrina Kaif excels and the action entertains, but inconsistent pacing and uneven writing underuse Salman Khan’s star power.
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Koimoi says Salman Khan’s swagger and the first half provide some entertainment, but poor effects, generic direction and a messy second half disappoint.
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Pinkvilla says the coherent story, large action sequences and lead performances work well, although the pacing loses momentum in places.
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Bollywood Hungama calls it a crowd pleasing action entertainer filled with Salman Khan’s star power, strong performances and memorable mass moments.
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News18 says Salman and Katrina deliver impressive action, Emraan makes an effective villain and the major appearances provide an added treat for fans.
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NDTV says Salman and Katrina keep the spectacle moving, though excessive action, occasional lapses in logic and loose editing reduce its impact.
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India Today says Emraan Hashmi roars loudest and Katrina Kaif excels, but the weak story and dated political conflict restrict the film.
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The Indian Express says Salman and Katrina provide occasional sparks, but the sequel repeats a familiar formula and comes alive mainly during the Shah Rukh Khan appearance.
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Times of India says Salman Khan, Katrina Kaif and Emraan Hashmi deliver strongly, but familiar spy tropes, weak dialogue and uneven effects hold the film back.
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