Tiger Zinda Hai - Critics reviews
Filmibeat says Rohit Shetty successfully mixes horror with silly comedy, with the familiar gang, Johnny Lever and several one liners providing good entertainment.
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DNA India says the film is a full scale masala entertainer, with Salman Khan's star power and the strong action sequences making it an enjoyable crowd pleaser.
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Hindustan Times says the film delivers impressive spectacle and Salman Khan action, but its long running time and exaggerated situations reduce its impact.
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Koimoi says the film is one of the year's most entertaining action films, praising Salman Khan, Katrina Kaif and Ali Abbas Zafar's large scale treatment.
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BollywoodLife says Salman Khan returns to top form in a strong action entertainer that offers more than the usual star vehicle and is worth watching.
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Bollywood Hungama says the film is a big, exciting action entertainer with strong performances, crowd pleasing scenes and a powerful climax.
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News18 says the film has thrilling action and presents Salman Khan exactly as his fans want, but its long running time and lack of subtlety hold it back.
Go to Full ReviewFilmibeat says Salman Khan is back in strong form and the large action scenes, Katrina Kaif and Ali Abbas Zafar's direction make it a satisfying entertainer.
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The Times of India says Salman Khan performs with confidence and the film offers impressive action and strong visual scale, despite several logical gaps.
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India Today says Katrina Kaif handles the action well, but weak logic, a stretched climax and excessive hero worship make the film disappointing.
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The Indian Express says the film is enjoyable in parts and has a welcome India Pakistan unity message, but Salman Khan's larger than life heroism takes over too much.
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NDTV says the action is slick and Salman Khan has strong screen presence, but the film is much too long and needed tighter storytelling.
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