#Commando3 movie review
Whether it’s protecting innocent women (Commando), bringing money launderers to justice (Commando 2), or fighting elephant poachers (Junglee), Vidyut Jammwal has shown himself to play characters capable of handling all kinds of missions. His latest one involves fighting terrorism and bringing an end to the villains trying to sow seeds of disharmony on the Indian soil.
In this film, Karanveer Singh Dogra is no longer the ‘One Man Army’ of his debut film but has a team working with him. While Jammwal’s action scenes are power-packed in Commando 3, his two female co-stars Adah Sharma and Angira Dhar also get their own combat sequences. Gulshan Devaiah brings out the viciousness of his character, Buraq, and gives a great performance as a psychopathic leader who will go to shocking lengths to succeed in his acts of terrorism.
There’s little to distract you from the action – there aren’t any songs that will break up the intensity of the film and the twists keep ramping up the tension. There are guns, hand-to-hand combat, and even chase scenes. The filmy dialogues aren’t quite realistic, but they are convincingly pulled off by the actors and fit in with the rest of the movie.
Must watch it if not viewed yet.
By: Shubhankar Dubey
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