Bhuj: The Pride of India Movie Review: A movie which fails to meet the expectations

Whenever we witness any patriotic movie, our heart swells with pride and we feel proud to be an Indian. However, the recent outing of Ajay Devgn Bhuj gives no such feeling. This is because the movie has more gunshots, bombs, fights and takes in so many characters that it becomes difficult to focus on the story.

There are so many plots and the duration of the movie is short which makes it difficult to understand what exactly is going on. If compared to yesterday's release Shershaah, I find the latter more patriotic and emotional than Bhuj.

The tribute is no doubt fine but had the length been more and the emotional angle captured to the core the movie might have been better. For me, this movie is not even in a timepass category as I waited eagerly for the movie and found nothing fruitful.

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