'Ganapath' Gets Completely Rejected By The Viewers!

Tiger Shroff is one hero who can dance like a dream and fight like a warrior. He has the good looks and a ripped physique to match it up. The only thing he lacks are acting skills. That is the main reason why he packages the film with loads of action sequences and dances but ignores the story. His movies always have wafer-thin plots and emotions take a back seat. While these high action films worked for a while, the audience are getting bored of them now.

As Rajamouli said, an action scene is nothing without emotions. But Tiger's latest outing 'Ganapath' is filled with one action set piece after another that are not tied by a compelling story and screenplay. With basic filmmaking and zero plotline, the film turned out to be a nightmare. People who watched the movie are banging their heads and the critics are bashing this movie left right and center.

Right from the word go, the movie takes a predictable path and Tiger bursts onto the scene shirtless. He is like that throughout the film and the makers did not even try to use the dystopian backdrop. It looks like the makers wanted to make another 'Baaghi' or 'Heropanti' but included the dystopian world just to say that they tried something different. There is nothing surprising in the two and half hours film. This is no backstory explaining why the elite and poor live separately and the heavy inspiration from movies like 'Hunger Games' is pretty much evident.

The graphics are very poorly executed and we can see the lack of effort from the makers. One will be surprised to know that Vikas Bahl who made 'Queen' and 'Super 30' managed this. The audience are saying that Tiger Shroff doesn't give the director any scope to showcase his/her talent in his movies. Looks like he proved it with 'Ganapath' once again. Kriti looked super glamorous and held her own in the action sequences. Tiger was fluid both in fights and dances as expected. They are the only things positive about the movie and nothing else according to the viewers and this explains a lot about 'Ganapath'.