Aiyaary (2018)
An Indian Army officer is compelled to chase down his protege when the latter turns rogue and threatens to disrupt the country’s government and army.
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After delivering genre bending hits like A Wednesday, Baby, Naam Shabana you have expectations from Neeraj Pandey while handling a spy thriller. Kudos goes to the director for delivering another espionage thriller. The plot of the film is too convoluted and becomes obscure with unnecessary sub plots an all. Motives of the character often becomes blur. But I am still giving this film 7 stars , I found it worth of my time as should you , if you follow this genre.
Good acting by Manoj Bajpai. Few sub-plots very stylish. Movie lacked the thril and suspense like other movies of this direction like Baby, Wednesday.Can watch once, but do not expect an ending, because it ends abruptly.Director tried to get a message out with this movie, but he did not succeed. Its about scandals/corruption in Army.
An overlong convoluted film that just drags every single scene more than needed. Good actors performes badly and the film falls flat bar some scenes/dialogues that isn't used well enough. Pandey has been making films in genres that are not been made in Indian films in its pure form and getting great reviews for decent films and it seems that he got a bit overconfident this time.
Aiyaar is someone who is master of disguise ... In move they show characters in another avatar just 2 times , that too only to avoid airport security with no link to story. All revolt of Siddarth Malhotra has no reason .... he could have achieved the same result by staying in army... Overall disappointing movie no story disconnected events and end has nothing to do with entire movie