FIGHTER Hindi full movie 2024
Director:Siddharth Anand
Writer:Siddharth Anand,Roman Chibb, Abbas Dalal
Stars:Hrithik Roshan,Deepika Padukone,Anil Kapoor
FIGHTER Hindi full movie 2024 Review
India's best combat aviators join forces to form Air Dragons at Srinagar Airbase in attempt to deny their notorious neighbor Pakistan who along with a terrorist group are planning yet another attack on Indian military bases.
Loved the movie, the characters, the comradery and stirring patriotic feelings. Loved it all. Watched it in Sydney and the crowd was clapping. Reading the reviews here, it looks like the Indian Gen Z is all about soft porn, hook-ups, drugs and petty criminal stories, loving Animal and Pathaan, but hating this. Crazy! This movie is definitely better than any other Hindi movies I have watched recently.
The story aims to mix the Defence eco-system, the discipline, the hard-nosed fighters and a war again what is essentially a terrorist nation, and the Indian Bollywood cultural theme of romance, parents etc., which is beautiful. I think Indian audience has gotten addicted to the dose of cheap humor, vulgarity, graphic violence and objectifying women.
Can't remember the last time I watched a Bollywood movie that focused solely on Indian Air Force. This Siddharth Anand's film surely falls in that category.
Visual effects in this movie are above Bollywood standards with scenes of Sukhoi and Dhruv flying are treat to watch.
Casting team too did their part as one cannot think of anyone better than Hrithik and Deepika leading a pack of Aviators.
Surely a must watch that too in theater.
Fighter's sky battles soar as stunning, balletic marvels. Hritik Roshan embodies the gritty pilot, while Deepika Padukone brings fiery charisma.
Their banter sparks laughter that deepens their bond, but the story hits turbulence in the second half, with predictable twists grounding you.
Despite the narrative dip, Fighter's visuals take flight, and the impactful action packs a punch. Buckle up for a thrilling ride, but be prepared for some turbulence.
Songs are amazing and Dance of Hritik Roshan is amazing.
Music is good, locations are well selected. Flow of story is really good and near to a real story.
May be if the movie came 5 years ago might be really good. But after watching uri and other really good armed forces movie , man this movie just average . Acting was good and photography was good to but not that much on story .little sloppy on screenplay . Except for the first song rest of them were really misplaced . Even if they removed the songs wouldn't bad. Hrithik was good and did hold up his own , but might not be right role for him. Rest of cast did good and were apt . Villan was good looking but man had a single line dialogue. Should have more . One time watch that too if you hardcore fan of Hrithik .
Fighter helmed by Sidharth Anand and featuring a stellar cast including Hrithik Roshan, Deepika Padukone, and Anil Kapoor, unfortunately, falls into a myriad of pitfalls that collectively diminish the film's overall impact. The most glaring issue is the excessive use of slow-motion shots, which not only overwhelms the viewer but also detracts from the storytelling. The repetitive nature of these sequences becomes a veritable headache, diluting the potential impact of pivotal moments.
While the star power of the cast is undeniable, the film's visual effects leave much to be desired. The CGI elements lack the finesse expected in contemporary cinema, diminishing the overall cinematic experience. Furthermore, the inclusion of songs seems more like a gratuitous platform for Deepika Padukone's dance performances rather than serving a purpose within the narrative, contributing to a disjointed viewing experience.
The inclusion of songs in the movie felt forced and unnecessary. While music can undoubtedly elevate a film, in "Fighter," it appeared more like a platform for Deepika Padukone to showcase her dance skills than an integral part of the storytelling. This diversion from the plot not only disrupted the flow but also left me questioning the purpose of these musical interludes.
A notable drawback is the film's length, and this issue could have been mitigated by a judicious removal of the superfluous slow-motion shots. Trimming the runtime would not only enhance the pacing but also potentially salvage the film's narrative cohesion.
The dog-fight scenes, crucial in a film of this genre, disappoint with their lackluster execution. The fighter plane's appearance verges on the cartoonish, compromising the realism necessary for such intense sequences. This, unfortunately, positions "Fighter" as a pale imitation rather than a worthy contender in the action-thriller genre.
Comparisons with Ajay Devgn's "Runway 34" further amplify the film's shortcomings. Despite a potentially smaller budget, "Runway 34" managed to deliver a more engaging and commendable cinematic experience. The discrepancy raises questions about the directorial choices made in "Fighter," leaving audiences longing for a more polished and well-thought-out production.
In conclusion, "Fighter" struggles to soar to the heights anticipated from a film of this caliber. Sidharth Anand's vision, marred by a lack of restraint in certain aspects, results in a movie that feels like a missed opportunity rather than the cinematic triumph it could have been.
Great interval episode which lasted about 30 minutes. Great aviation scenes. Very rarely we see such scenes in Indian movies. Hrithik's screen presence is as usual great. He suited the part. As far as the authentic Indian Navy's portrayal on to the screen is concerned, they did their best. That's all is what I can think about what worked for me in the movie.
Everything else is just decently packed and never impressed me in any sorts. The story itself is thin and predictable. A lot more writing is needed to make a solid movie. The love track was meh. Unnecessary and stretched. No proper character arc for Anil Kapoor. He hates Hrithik, dances with him, again hates him, and again loves him.
Nothing really happened in the first hour of the first half and the first 30 minutes of the second half. Whatever happened in the last 45 minutes was boring / predictable/ rushed.
I left the theater with a bit of disappointment. One would expect more from this combo, especially with Sid after War and Pathaan. Not a bad movie either.
I have seen all Siddharth's movies before this and can definitely say that this is not his best movie, before the intermission this movie feels absolutely kiddish with dialogues and poor screenplay. Anil Kapoor's acting is the best part in movie, everyone else seems fine. The patriotism in this movie seems very fake and if you have seen top gun movie then you will not feel anything special. Last 25 mins action is really best in movie other than this you will feel bore while listening lecture from Ashutosh Rana and Deepika you will feel what the hell is going on. Don't expect too much from movie and if you have seen top gun then better to avoid.
I am surprised a crew as stellar as this would come together for something as average as this. It contains so, so many cliché plots, over dramatization that really does not fit the narration directions. I watch every Hrithik movie because he is a fantastic actor. This was pretty average barring some great action scenes in the better half of the movie.
May contain mild spoilers below*
The plot's centric towards an over abused topic in the industry unfortunately and relies solely on action scenes and the fitting of multiple repeated storylines to fit into one narration. It is hopefully fairly easy for everyone to guess what happens next in pretty much every scene.
It's like you've heard these 20 songs for a long time and someone released a new song with rhythms borrowed from all of them together to fit into one song with a normal average length. Is the problem that it borrows ideas from multiple narrations or is it the fact that each one of those narrations itself is mainstream meaning it would be borrowed already?
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