Rehman Khilji
Not very interesting Indian Cinema this 2017 and this movie make it to the top ten of worst. Kangana Ranaut, though what people say about her found it rude but now i think they are right, including Karan Johar. She was acting so so horribly that is beyond imagination. One or two films did well on block office and here is she is with top actors and big budget movie, but it is one bad made movie. Plot etc are good, Saif Ali Khan charming as ever but Shahid Kapoor too Rambo for World War era. He should have tuned his body a bit low for the role. Not worth to watch, too boring, senseless and without a rhyme.
indevgoyalbba
Rangoon is the average movie can be seen if you have no alternate movie to watch. It will entertain you by cant be excite you. Cast of the movie is good so if you are a fan of one of them then you can go and buy the tickets otherwise i suggest you don't waste money and time on it go and do party with friends.
Abhijeet Singh
Well, I am a Software engineer, who runs his kitchen, quite handsomely, by selling Science, Maths and at times, Powerpoint presentations. And I am doing it for years; a decade to be precise. While being so indulged in science & process, I do know that there is another side of the brain which functions for art, and it isn't the same. A discussion on history does bring a breath of fresh air for me. It breaks the monotony of science in my life. This film just did it precisely. I don't hold the Ph.D. degree in Arts or Pre - independence history, but every time that INA anthem played in the movie, I had goosebumps. And for that, this movie was worth it. I am not sure, how accurate it was in depicting the era of 1940's - it is something for historians to dissect - but I will have to say, I did understand what its maker wanted to convey. It does talks about an era when a lame Indian, not an indulgent one, had two choices to make, to choose the path of non-violent Gandhi or the military of Bose. We know that eventually Gandhi won and we got a partitioned India. But hypothetically, let's just assume, as it paints in the film, the victory of Bose's INA - hadn't we got a different India than what we have today. It is quite a seducing thought for one weekend. I believe the maker deliberately wanted to leave his audience with this thought. And I will have to say; the maker has been quite successful in that. At least in my case. Once the movie got over, I did check on the internet on the history of that era. So in the end, yes, I did like the movie. As far as rating is concerned. I will hate to do that. I am a science student, not of art. I would hate to hear an explanation of quantum mechanics from an art student. And so, I assume would an art student protest my rating to the painting of Mona Lisa by Leonardo Da Vinci. I already stated the side of the brain which works for art doesn't work for science. So please do not take my rating seriously. I will just say, it isn't Casablanca nor it is La La Land, but for someone with Indian origin, it does have a connect. Thanks Abhijeet Singh Author of Money Man, 21st century Super hero
