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I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Nice effects though.

Absolutely Fantastic

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

Indian audience do not use their brain at all as how can he become an athlete in 1 month because of love and can beat every wrestler in he had beaten are trained for years and he can beat all?he can also wina n olympic ...athlete starts his training at very early age like pv sindhu and give their hard to gain medal if it was so easy then people should do love someone rather than wasting time inworking hard

Sultan (Salman Khan) becomes a wrestler to impress Aarfa (Anushka Sharma) and discovers a great talent for it. He goes on to become a world champion, but in so doing is not there when a tragedy occurs, leading to an estrangement between him and Aarfa. Ten years later, he reenters the sports world, hoping to win money for a cause dear to his heart, reestablish a relationship with his wife, and earn self respect.This is a magnificent film, with a strong and heartwarming plot. Khan takes his character through Sultan's various phases of innocence, arrogance, and brokenness believably and masterfully. He plays his role to perfection. Sharma gives a masterful performance as well. The music, songs and incidental, are good and sometimes moving. The scenery, sets, and location shots are impressive. Overall, this is a near perfect movie. I highly recommend it to both fans and non-fans (of which I am) of wrestling.

Sultan is another masterstroke from Salman Khan. What's good: All actors performance, overall direction, music, some dialogues, action, cinematography, gripping and entertaining first half. What's bad: Editing in the second half, tiring climax, direction in some places. verdict: Sultan is different from Salman's regular flicks. It will be a universal film. People will love it. Though some aspects of the film are bad, it will be memorable for Salman's convincing performance. Randeep Hooda is fantabulous in this film.

In what was probably supposed to be the most anticipated superhero movie of the year, Batman V. Superman (theatrical cut) was probably one of the most disappointing comic book movies in recent history. The theatrical cut is a decent watch, but the plot, writing and most of all, scene editing is absolutely mediocre in this film. Whether this was Zack Snyder's, or Warner Bros fault, the editing of this extremely anticipated movie was a disaster, as people say the much fuller, directors cut of this film is almost like an entirely different movie.While seeing Ben Affleck's Batman was fun, the overly revealing trailers, god awful pacing, and ridiculous plot errors, gave the DCEU the bashing they certainly didn't want. While we were all certainly rooting for Batman V. Superman, even the biggest DCEU supporters (like myself) couldn't look past the massive editing and plot errors of this film.