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[Movie] Krrish (2013) Movie Review

Krishna Mehra (Krrish) returned in this Indian superhero movie, but this time, protecting humanity becomes more difficult than ever. Released in 2013, Krrish 3 continues the story of a man trying to balance his responsibilities as a superhero with his love for his family. The movie combines action, science fiction, romance, and family drama, with a powerful villain who presents a serious challenge to Krrish.

The story follows Krishna Mehra (Hrithik Roshan), who lives with his wife, Priya (Priyanka Chopra) and his father, Rohit Mehra (Hrithik Roshan) as well. Krishna continues to use his extraordinary powers to rescue people and protect the innocent. Meanwhile, Rohit uses his scientific knowledge to conduct research that could help humanity.

However, their lives take a dangerous turn when they encounter the plans of kaal(Vivek Oberoi) a wealthy and powerful scientist creates genetically modified beings known as Maanvars, each possessing different abilities. He uses them to spread a deadly virus and carry out his plans to gain control over humanity.

As the virus begins to threaten lives, Rohit becomes involved in finding a solution. Unfortunately, Kaal's plans are more complicated than they first appear, and his experiments create a dangerous situation for Krishna and his family. Krrish soon realizes that stopping Kaal will require more than his usual strength and courage.

One of the interesting characters in the movie is Kaya (Kangana Ranaut). She is a shape-shifting Maanvar who works for Kaal. He sends her to infiltrate Krishna's life by taking Priya's appearance. However, as Kaya spends time around Krishna, she begins to develop feelings for him. This creates a conflict between her loyalty to Kaal and the emotions she starts to experience. Her decisions eventually become important to the battle between Krrish and his enemies.

What makes the movie interesting is the way Kaal uses his intelligence and scientific knowledge against Krrish. He is not simply a villain who wants to fight the hero. He has his own ambitions and believes his abilities make him superior to ordinary human beings. His determination to achieve his goals makes him a dangerous opponent.

Hrithik Roshan did a good job portraying Krishna and Krrish. I liked how he presented Krishna as a caring husband and son while showing a more confident and fearless side when he became the superhero. His performance helped connect the emotional parts of the story with the action scenes.

Vivek Oberoi also delivered a memorable performance as Kaal. His character was intelligent, manipulative, and determined to get what he wanted. Kangana Ranaut brought something different to the story through Kaya, whose changing feelings made her more complicated than a typical enemy. Priyanka Chopra and Rekha also contributed to the family side of the story.

The action scenes were another major attraction. Krrish's superhuman movements, the fights against the Maanvars, and the special effects made the movie exciting. Although some scenes were exaggerated, they suited the superhero theme. The movie also explored the importance of family, sacrifice, and choosing between what is right and what is easy.

Overall, Krrish 3 was an entertaining Indian superhero movie with an interesting villain, emotional moments, and plenty of action. Although some parts of the storyline could have been developed better, the combination of science fiction, family relationships, and superhero battles made it enjoyable. It also showed that having extraordinary powers does not remove the challenges that come with protecting the people you love.

Rating: 90/100

Image Source: IMDb


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Comments · 2

  • @treasuree(76)· 1h

    Seriously need to see this one again, this is one of my favourite Bollywood movie

  • @ramisey(80)· 2h

    Superhero films are usually always interesting; humanity is constantly in danger 😂 and needs heroes with special abilities to save it. What’s more, it looks as though you’ve got an interesting plot and a very powerful villain.