Tiger Zinda Hai Film Review By Manya Malhotra

Tiger Zinda Hai

Action

Cast: Salman Khan, Katrina Kaif , Anupriya Goenka, Sajjad Delafrooz

Director: Ali Abbas Zafar
Story: Two agents, from enemy nations have been called back to work for their countries , leaving behind their lives of comfort . Their mission is to rescue 40 nurses who have been kept hostage.
Review: The "Tube Light " has fused and now "Tiger Zinda Hai" aur ek baar yeh "Jasoos Jag" gaya toh aap bas "Baar Baar Dekhte" reh jaaonge!

Tiger is back and with such a tiger around there is no fear of extinction! Every scene in this movie is so well explained . Carried out with gusto and obviously ample of swag, mostly owing to Mr Khan's charisma, this film will be included in the list of the better thriller films that have released in a while. it has action but it doesn't seem too much thanks to the stylish music which complements the scenes. This is a Salman Khan show but Katrina Kaif is not behind either. She shows off her moves by brutally attacking the bad guys and earns quite a few whistles and hoots. She leaves our very own Tiger behind as she ruthlessly punishes the terrorists . Not just Katrina Kaif all the female characters including the nurses are given strong roles to portray . There are no damsels in distress here and in fact in one scene we see Kat rescuing the hero! I mean think about it , a film in which Katrina Kaif agrees to deglamorize herself must really have something special about it! Another good thing about the movie is that the reality is presented without the fear of making the audience squirm in their seats a bit. True, some scenes do seem impossible and illogical , but then again haven't we all learnt to expect and accept this in a Salman Khan film? Delivering the message of unity in diversity, Patriotism, peace and love combined with minimal music and maximum substance Tiger Zinda Hai , and thank god for that!

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3 January 2018 at 01:47

Ishita said…

Loved d review ( like always)!!😊😊👌👌

3 January 2018 at 01:51

Kashish said…

Very well written!! 😊

3 January 2018 at 03:44

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