Important film, no doubt. The intent is strong and you can feel it throughout. It takes a topic that people avoid talking about and puts it right in front, simple, direct, no sugarcoating. That part works. You understand why the story needed to be told. But as a film, it feels uneven. The first half is more engaging, more grounded, and then it slowly shifts into a more typical, slightly preachy zone. Akshay Kumar keeps it going, but the writing at places feels too convenient, like it’s pushing the message instead of letting it come naturally. Still, the impact is there. You remember what it’s trying to say, even if everything around it doesn’t fully land.

I thought I would watch the first half of it then sleep but curiosity kept me watching. Story wise, I didn't think I would get this much emotional, wasn't prepared for that. I will definitely make further research about this.