The script is good, although I personally don't like watching tragic plots.
The director's control of the rhythm is just right, and the narrative technique constantly shuttles between the past and the present, but does not confuse the audience. This is not something any director can do.
The protagonist character is shown incisively and delicately under the excellent carving of Aamir Khan. In the face of hatred, he gritted his teeth. During the fight, the audience followed him and clenched their fists. On the other hand, love without any impurities is great. Although there were misunderstandings and surprises in the process, fortunately, there were no surprises. After all, there was a lover who finally got married. This kind of love was originally indestructible, but it happened to meet the leader of the traffickers and bury it...
The screenwriter intertwined these items, and finally presented a gripping, ups and downs of love and revenge blockbuster!
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