Nothing good so 4 rating for vfx team.

Its not a Biopic... Its more of a PARODY of Mars Mission. Ruined the Image of ISRO. I feel this is basically an insult to Indian audience by trying to act like it's a science movie, based on real incident, woman empowerment and what not just to release it on Indian Independence day to emotionally provoke people to watch it and not to be critical towards your own knowledge. practicality, wisdom.

I remember going in thinking it’ll be more about science and technical stuff… but it was more about the people behind it. It kept things simple. The mission, the challenges, the jugaad, everything was shown in a way that was easy to follow, sometimes a bit too simplified, but it worked for the kind of film it was. What stayed more were the small moments, team dynamics, personal struggles, balancing life and work, all of that added warmth to it. It did get a bit dramatic in places, and you could feel it pushing certain emotions, but overall it kept you involved. I didn’t come out thinking about the details of the mission, more about the journey of the people.

I love watching Bollywood’s take on historical milestones. They use Poetic License to the max, and make an awesome movie. Mission Mangal is no exception. I finished this movie pumped-up, hopeful for the future and happy. :thumbsup_tone2: