The film also grounds itself in a distinct culture, with every piece of Mumbai impeccably realized and brought to life. From the serene rural temple to the lavish clubs and the derelict slums, the setting provides a distinct energy to the film, and its vibrant, dynamic nature matches the punchiness of the storytelling. Despite being his debut, Patel demonstrates himself assuredly capable of framing and constructing not only great action but a superb visual palette in general. At many points, the film is ugly but deliberately so and packed with shots that subtly indicate deeper meaning and beg for analysis. One must be very grateful for Jordon Peele seeing its potential and acquiring it for theatrical release, as it is quite the spectacle that demands a large screen for its full effect to wash over you, “John Wick but in India,” it extends far beyond that and is easily one of the best action films of the decade.

This movie was very disappointing unfortunately