Tiger 3

The Katrina Kaif film sparks to life only intermittently.

Be aware that the law of diminishing returns applies to Tiger 3. However, what does work effectively is the relationship between Tiger and Zoya. This love story is only getting better.

A mostly staid but still satisfying Indian anti-terrorist thriller.

Emraan Hashmi delivers the best performance of the movie … [but Tiger 3] suffers from Salman Khan being in it [as he] is incapable of doing certain things or has no desire.

What makes this movie work is Khan's unending star power. Even in the third part, this Tiger seems to have a lot of life in it.

Tiger 3 is massy, masala and must watch not because it's a masterpiece, but because it's not everyday you see two superstars (Khans) sharing screen space even if that's for a little while.

The latest trip into YRF’s spyverse is so dull, it has a fighting chance at curing insomnia.

For all the beauty and badassery she displays, Zoya too is aware of how to be a mother and a wife.

Salman Khan nails this mission timepass.

It could have been a much better action film, but too much silly dialogue and too many formulaic scenarios lower the quality of the movie. It’s a globetrotting spy flick that frequently changes locations but tells the same type of revenge story.