Gully Boy movie review: Totally dope!

Though Gully Boy has some clichéd bits that drag and bore a little, its screenplay — layered with gender and class politics — sets it apart.

Gully Boy movie review: Ranveer Singh, Alia Bhatt elevate Zoya Akhtar's nuanced drama

While this kind of story feels a bit familiar, its excellent music & sense of realism along with the fine performances make up for it.

Sandy plays to his strength - with funny punches and instant counter dialogues.

However, Raghav takes such a hard political look at the padayatra that some of the instances that placed YSR a cut above the rest are lost.

From a monkey to a pink elephant, his forte seems to be the man who can deliver just anything.

It once again heavily rests on the presence and performance of the lead star actor without which the ordinary tale would have fallen flat.

A desolate futuristic setting matches hard-hitting action sequences perfectly, but the generic plot disrupt film's impact.

The problem with the film is that it has a weak script and reminds us of Sundar’s earlier film Aambala.

Minus the wasted first half, the movie is technically sound which was desperately needed for psychological drama of this nature.

For its freshness and the birds, Bazaar makes it a worth watch.