It has its typical MI charm but for some reason this was not engaging. I liked watching behind the scene more than actual movie.
Anyway the train scene in the end is totally worth it.

I have mixed feeling for the movie. The reason to watch it is its incredible cast. I mean you could watch anything with such a strong cast. The movie will cater to a niche crowd. It was fun and forgettable.

A refreshing quirky comedy that is not afraid of being politically correct. That sounds my cup of tea. In my opinion, Netflix often misfires with content choices when it comes to India but Decoupled is an exception. Loved the show. Binged it.

Marvel keeps stepping up and they have opened many possibilities with multiverse. The movie was a absolute treat to watch in IMAX after 2 years.

I think Christopher Nolan went overboard with the concept of time travel and created a confusing mess. Did I enjoyed watching it - yes. Did I understand it - no. Do I want to go ahead and read wiki and watch video for explanation - not worth it.

Well the show was refreshing especially when you consider superhero genre, but I am not sure if it is satisfying. The payoff was not worth it and neither expecting same from the next season.
Edit - Oh..I just realiased that show is not over :). Thanks to my feed dashboard

The show is engaging and fun to watch. Although by the end I couldn't justify all the plot setup/twists but there is something nerdy about the show that kept me hooked. The show has a poor rating of 51% and 6.6. Give first episode a try to see if its your thing.

Started watching it because I couldn't bear Coolie No 1 for 20 mins. It was a decent family entertainer and also the bar was already set low by the last film. But I guess it will more relevant to north Indians.

Tried watching it because I was with family. Couldn't bear it after 20 mins and have to stop it. Makers have tried 90's comedy without any change, which is irrelevant now.
The movie was just not bad...it was pathetic and unbearable.

When streaming giants like Netflix are struggling to create Indian content worthy of watching, Scam 1992 is a master stoke from SonyLiv. I like the way show is positioned with audience. While most of the platform use low hanging fruits like gore, obscenity to quickly acquire new audience, this show refrained from using them (although there are swear words). But it will make sense if you think about it - millennials haven't heard about Harshad Meheta but their parents have. They are also familiar with Sony as a brand. So it make sense to keep the show away from obscenity. Also since when Indian production houses started investing in the opening credits. I think it all paid off.