In such cases, the police, Special Cell, and Anti-Terrorist Squad hardly put any effort into showing how they operate. They managed their work through a hotel lobby and a room with TV screens in the name of police headquarters. As for police hierarchy and research about their badges, well, don’t even think about it.
DCP Kabir Malik, played by Siddharth Malhotra during a conversation with Chief Shilpa Shetty, suggests giving him a title like Singham or Sooryavanshi in his biography. He also mentions hearing that the “Shettys like gold”.
The Indian Police Force has put in so much work on action and slow-motion scenes that if even 10 percent of that effort was invested in dialogues, characters, and the story, the result would be something truly spectacular within such a budget.
Rohit Shetty shattered Siddharth Malhotra’s dream of becoming like Singham and Sooryavanshi. While Shilpa got to do a lot of the action sequences, he made the Chief of Gujarat ATS stand behind the DCP. Making Joint CP Vikram, played by Vivek Oberoi, go through such heavy-duty sequences is simply unfair. First, he was shown holding a bomb to save a child, and then he took a bullet to the chest without a bulletproof jacket to save another child. Sharad Kelkar also found himself caught in the traps of this heavy-duty series. On the other hand, Nikitin Dheer showcased his physique well.
Prime Video may have spent money, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you should spend your time on these 7 episodes. The choice is yours.