Ravi Chaudhary

#Alpha - In my opinion, giving Hrithik Roshan a cameo in this film was a huge creative mistake by YRF. Instead of adding excitement, it felt like it weakened both the Spy Universe and the identity of the War franchise. The biggest issue for me is the treatment of RAW and ISI. When I watched Dhurandhar, Aditya Dhar presented the world of intelligence in a grounded, raw, and believable way. Even though it was a theatrical film, the characters, atmosphere, and missions felt authentic. That's what made it engaging. Here, however, everything seems overly polished and stylish. Hrithik Roshan looks more like a Bollywood superstar than a covert intelligence officer. The slow-motion entries, larger-than-life attitude, and unnecessary style overshadow the realism the story needs. A RAW agent should blend into the background, not look like he's walking a fashion runway. The same goes for the performances. I couldn't connect with the characters because the focus seemed to be on style over substance. For me, that takes away the tension and realism that a spy thriller should deliver. If YRF continues to prioritize glamour over strong writing, believable characters, and grounded storytelling, I think the Spy Universe could lose the appeal that made audiences fall in love with it in the first place. I hope future films focus more on authentic storytelling than on stylish hero entries and celebrity image. #HrithikRoshan #AliaBhat