Brahmāstra marks a bold attempt at creating an Indian superhero mythology. While the visual effects are impressive by Bollywood standards, the film struggles with uneven pacing and simplistic storytelling. Ranbir Kapoor carries the film with his earnest performance, and the chemistry between him and Alia Bhatt is palpable. The film's greatest strength is its ambitious world-building, setting up what could be an exciting franchise if subsequent installments improve upon this foundation....

Shah Rukh Khan makes a triumphant return in this stylish action thriller that delivers exactly what fans want - high-octane action sequences, slick production values, and SRK's undeniable charisma. John Abraham makes for a compelling villain, and the film's globe-trotting scale feels genuinely cinematic. While the plot is formulaic, the execution is so polished that it hardly matters. Pathaan represents Bollywood action at its most entertaining....

Jawan is a masterclass in mass entertainment, blending South Indian action sensibilities with Shah Rukh Khan's star power. The film delivers relentless action sequences while surprisingly maintaining a strong emotional core. Vijay Sethupathi makes for a memorable villain, and the feminist undertones (despite being a SRK vehicle) are refreshing. Atlee's direction ensures the film moves at breakneck pace, and the social commentary gives weight to the spectacle....

Rajkumar Hirani brings his signature blend of humor and heart to this immigration drama. Shah Rukh Khan delivers one of his most nuanced performances as a man helping others achieve their dreams of moving abroad. The film balances comedy and pathos effectively, though some may find the tone uneven. Vicky Kaushal's extended cameo is particularly moving. While not as sharp as Hirani's best work, Dunki offers thoughtful commentary on the immigrant experience....