Robby Grewal's film, seemingly inspired by true events, could have been an interesting human / psychological drama that understands the psyche, emotional upheaval of unsung heroes ( spies) . But it takes the conventional route and blends patriotism and thriller spying, overshadowing the story's human aspect.
John Abraham, Sikander Kher and Jackie Shroff ( who plays RAW's head) perform decently. The sense of style of Jackie stands out as ever. RAW has its moments, but the edges are rough. The climax is audacious and if you plan to watch it, you need to suspend your disbelief.
Good to see how effectively our secret agents work. Every Indian citizen should watch this film, we should know how smartly our army and agents work that makes us so proud to be Indian citizens. Unfortunately in our own country there are some back stabbers supporting enemy nations and degrading our name.We should know how much and to what level our freedom fighters fought for us before we talk anything bad about our county. Some people want proofs about everything, but we should know that some people are so respectful that for their bravery we don't need any proof.
John Abraham, talking about the film, is phenomenal because he plays a leading role in this film. The movie appears to be going very fast in the beginning but it deliberately caches its charming speed and it goes very well with decent speed. There's a lot of suspicion where you'll think you're RAW agent at one point That RAW agent Akber ( John Abraham) turned in Pakisthan's favor but you'll soon realize it was an enemy's very clever bait. Just amazed to see how RAW works smartly with long - term plans in real life. And last but not least, everything is remembered by RAW.