A mysterious man is on an impending mission to attack the country from his base in London. Karan Singh Dogra sets out to hunt down the antagonist aided by the British Intelligence. Will our Commando able to prevent the attack and save the country?
STORY: Upon realizing that a massive terror attack is underway, the Indian Special Forces send their best Commando, Karanveer Singh Dogra, to London to nab the mastermind.
REVIEW: Commando 3' gets into the thick of things right at the beginning when a police office chases down a group of misled youngsters, which, in turn, leads to a bigger revelation. In a bid to avert the upcoming surprise attack, the bureau ropes in Karanveer Singh Dogra (Vidyut Jammwal), who is accompanied by Bhavana Reddy (Adah Sharma), to get to the root of the arrange and produce the perpetrator to justice. The couple receives in position support from their British counterpart, Mallika Sood (Angira Dhar) during this mission.
The violence in 'Commando 3' is brutal, bloody and graphic in some scenes. It will take some nerve to take a seat through those. What works is that the third installment of the series stays faithful its core – it delivers industrial action, with raw close combat and swift chases. Vidyut Jammwal as Commando Karanveer Singh Dogra scores on each action scene, taking it a notch higher -- along with his sleek and slick kicks, punches and backflips – it’s undoubtedly a sure-shot adrenaline rush. The leading women, Adah Sharma and Angira Dhar, too, pack a punch, though sometimes it seems like they are trying too hard. But, it’s refreshing to ascertain the ladies kick some butt, in tandem bicycle with the action boys during a hardcore action film. Gulshan Devaiah has affected along with his performances within the past, but here, he doesn’t quite rise to the barbaric and ugly character (Buraq Ansari).
Aditya Datt’s ‘Commando 3’ uses cliché tropes that action thrillers with such subjects usually do, like the hero making a grand entry while a girl is being harassed by a man, scenes replete with loaded patriotic dialogues and many such. The first half of the story has ample action, but it takes time to gather momentum and draw you in. The second half offers some twists and turns; however, the story is so stretched by then, even the high-octane action doesn’t keep you as invested. The basic plotline of one brave commando saving the nation at all costs from a series of terror attacks, is trite, but that is not the bigger problem here. The narrative is far-fetched, defies logic and tries to pack in such a lot that it loses grip and pace sometimes. The background score makes an attempt to elevate the drama, but is often overbearing.
However, for action buffs, there's enough and additional in ‘Commando 3’. Vidyut steals the show as the daredevil who can stun you with every blow. Of course, patriotic fervour captures almost every key scene in the film, but what manages to hold your interest is the tension and tact Vidyut adds to every scene with his power-packed action moves.
COMMANDO 3
REVIEW: Commando 3' gets into the thick of things right at the beginning when a police office chases down a group of misled youngsters, which, in turn, leads to a bigger revelation. In a bid to avert the upcoming surprise attack, the bureau ropes in Karanveer Singh Dogra (Vidyut Jammwal), who is accompanied by Bhavana Reddy (Adah Sharma), to get to the root of the arrange and produce the perpetrator to justice. The couple receives in position support from their British counterpart, Mallika Sood (Angira Dhar) during this mission.
The violence in 'Commando 3' is brutal, bloody and graphic in some scenes. It will take some nerve to take a seat through those. What works is that the third installment of the series stays faithful its core – it delivers industrial action, with raw close combat and swift chases. Vidyut Jammwal as Commando Karanveer Singh Dogra scores on each action scene, taking it a notch higher -- along with his sleek and slick kicks, punches and backflips – it’s undoubtedly a sure-shot adrenaline rush. The leading women, Adah Sharma and Angira Dhar, too, pack a punch, though sometimes it seems like they are trying too hard. But, it’s refreshing to ascertain the ladies kick some butt, in tandem bicycle with the action boys during a hardcore action film. Gulshan Devaiah has affected along with his performances within the past, but here, he doesn’t quite rise to the barbaric and ugly character (Buraq Ansari).
Aditya Datt’s ‘Commando 3’ uses cliché tropes that action thrillers with such subjects usually do, like the hero making a grand entry while a girl is being harassed by a man, scenes replete with loaded patriotic dialogues and many such. The first half of the story has ample action, but it takes time to gather momentum and draw you in. The second half offers some twists and turns; however, the story is so stretched by then, even the high-octane action doesn’t keep you as invested. The basic plotline of one brave commando saving the nation at all costs from a series of terror attacks, is trite, but that is not the bigger problem here. The narrative is far-fetched, defies logic and tries to pack in such a lot that it loses grip and pace sometimes. The background score makes an attempt to elevate the drama, but is often overbearing.
However, for action buffs, there's enough and additional in ‘Commando 3’. Vidyut steals the show as the daredevil who can stun you with every blow. Of course, patriotic fervour captures almost every key scene in the film, but what manages to hold your interest is the tension and tact Vidyut adds to every scene with his power-packed action moves.
Commando 3 2019 New Movie
Reviewed by Faisal Hayat
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December 03, 2019
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Reviewed by Faisal Hayat
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December 03, 2019
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