Kattiera Nana I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

GamerTab That was an excellent one.

Teringer An Exercise In Nonsense

Ava-Grace Willis Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

muvi-fan-73 I would have been rated it more if:1). Movie would have ended with Kaal's death in concrete (and iron rod penetrated).2). Instead of 'filter with brain', they would have used 'suitable organic membrane'. Multiple mirrors could be avoided too. It would eventually lead to Rohit Mehra living, who is entertainment in itself. Kids could have been introduced after a movie or may be two, after all we need to see more, our own Indian superhero.3). Physics could have been handled better, when krrish is in action. Although with given budget I could skip this.

aaronbir This movie was so totally entertaining and enjoyable and entertaining and excellent Storyline is good screenplay is good editing is good direction is good Songs are really impressive and really outstanding as well Hrithik does his job kangana is superb priyanka is superb Vivek is superb as the main antagonist 10/10 or 5/5 stars

Gregory Porter Krrish 3 is the third in the saga of Krrish; the superhero of Mumbai. It's everything I expect from a Bollywood big budget action movie. I'll get more into what I mean by that in a bit. The first few minutes of the film are dedicated to a review of the story so far. As if we needed a refresher, am-I-right? I'm willing to bet that you need so allow me to elucidate."This tale began with the birth of a mentally challenged boy, Rohit…" He grew but his mental age remained to that of a child. He was bullied. He prayed to Krishna and then, one night, a spaceship landed in his homeland. He made contact with the aliens who gave him super intelligence. He became a scientist, met a pretty lady and had a son (named Krishna). He went to Singapore to work with another super scientist and disappeared! Meanwhile, Krishna grew up with his grandmother (Rohit's mother) in a secret location. He joined a circus, donned a mask and became a superhero. He learned that his father was held captive in Singapore. And now we can start the movie.After writing all that, I'm exhausted of plot summary so let me speed up the general plot of this film. Kaal (Vivek Oberoi), a paraplegic with telepathic abilities (no, not Professor X), holds the world hostage by releasing a super-virus. He has the only known antidote. His ultimate goal is to get enough money to fuel his research to cure his paralysis. He splices his DNA with animal-DNA to create animal-human hybrids he calls "Manimals." He has a frog hybrid, a shapeshifter lady, and a super strong guy. Will Krrish save the city and the world?Bollywood continues to baffle me. A while ago, I tried watching Dhoom:3 and couldn't get more than a half hour through the nearly three hour epic. Krrish 3, on the other hand, is a reasonable two and a half hours and it even has an intermission. Both films are the mixture of over-the-top action sequences, over-the-top dialog, and musical sequences. I didn't understand if I should internalize the tap dancing sequence like I internalize Die Hard. Now I know I'm writing about Krrish 3 but I tend to use Dhoom:3 as my point of Bollywood reference. Krrish 3 presents the same sorts of questions.There's a fight scene between a villain and Krrish. They are indoors, mind you, and whenever the camera does a close up of Krrish, his hair is blowing in the wind. They are indoors! There is no wind! Even beyond little details like that, just the level of similarity between X-Men and this movie. I can't be the only one to ask this, right? And yet, Krrish 3 broke all sorts of Bollywood records. I wonder what was lost in translation that captured the Bollywood imagination.Would I recommend Krrish 3? I don't know, man. It's one of those things where it could be fun to watch because it's silly. But, I feel kinda bad saying that because I don't really understand it. I feel like I'm laughing at a culture and their cinema, you know? As far as comic book action movies go, I don't recommend it. There have been a ton of comic book movies in recent years and this one isn't quite worth its two and a half hour runtime.But I can't seem to let it go as simply a "no" review. It, and Bollywood as a whole, continues to confuse me and I think it's because I am too uninformed as to the culture. I can see how The Twilight Samurai, which I watched not too long ago, could have been equally confusing if I was clueless about Japanese culture and cinema.As it is the New Year, this seems to be a good time to make a resolution to learn a thing or two about India and it's cinema. Surely then I will be able to appreciate or at least have a better idea as to what is going on in the major Bollywood films that will undoubtedly come in the future.

Imran Zunzani The impacting role in this movie in my view is of Kangana. Though, she usually does portray a character of a confused girl in most of her movies, here playing Kaya is done very well with her sense of being confused. :) I am not making fun of her at all. Kaya is played very well by her. The confusion of her doing good or bad and being in love with Krishna can be clearly inferred in the later parts, with Kangna being able to project this very clearly. 'Krrish 3' does overdo it (at some places) when it comes to being sappy. There are a number of 'too much sappy' dialogues and at the end, the scene where 'someone has to leave his/her baby at the mercy of Krrish trying to stop a falling piece of building and Kaal, on top of it, jumping menacingly on that falling architecture to make things even more difficult for Krrish' is quite melodramatic! :D. 'God Allah aur Bhagwan', in my view, was certainly not needed where it was put. Must have been much better to use this one in end credits or with a proper function for Krrish where he, himself with his father and wife was not supposed to dance. I mean, leave it to some other talents to pay respect to Krrish by having cameos in such a song! That said, the airplane scene in the beginning of the movie was swell. The whole special effects in the movie were great! While watching the trailer, the 'anti-virus bomb explosions' snippet made me think, whether Krrish saves a planet this time! And I am glad, this was not what I expected and found the actual premise for this scene quite palatable. I have always been a 'superhero-aholic' chap, reading DC, Marvel & Raj Comics and watching movies, and I really enjoyed this movie. The scene where Krrish faces the 'Frog Man' for the first time, especially the point where he confronts him giving him the 'you are in my territory' looks was very impacting for me. The logical aspects are 'far far far' more better than Dhoom 3. :D The movie has a very good appeal for kids. And the positive messages expressed in the movie are commendable. Like when 'Krishna gives a rose to Kaya (Not joking, see the movie for this)'. I found the song 'Dil ... tu hi bata', the only 'worth remembering song' because of the music and the frames from Jordan. If someone thinks 'why Kangana suddenly drops to the ground and beaves like an animal' in this song ... that is because of the character she is playing in that movie! I find Krrish 3 a great and quite under-appreciated effort (by over- demanding silly people who given a chance will themselves be not able to achieve even 1% of this work) in the landscape of Superheroes.