Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s cinematic framing is beautiful, and credit goes to the cinematography team. The background score serves as the heartbeat of the movie, flowing throughout and pleasing the audience. The only drawback in the technical aspect is the editing; some scenes, like the recovery scenes of Ranbir Kapoor’s character, feel unnecessary. Certain characters are introduced but left unexplored, like the bodyguard beaten for being with Ranbir’s character when he stood up against those who offended his sister. Despite Ranbir’s character promising to remember him, the story forgets him. Shakti Kapoor’s character remains unjustified throughout the movie. A significant complaint is the underutilization of Bobby Deol. He doesn’t come across as an antagonist; although he looks villainous, his limited screen presence hampers audience connection. Despite a powerful backstory, his character is not explored enough, making this 3-hour-22-minute movie feel empty regarding his role.