Ratings:3.5/5 Reviewer:Saibal Chatterjee NDTV Ek Tha Tiger poses no such worries. A smartly scripted, crisply edited and stylishly mounted love story cloaked in the garb of an espionage thriller, it makes enough sense for the most part to blow away the air of scepticism.Ek Tha Tiger isn’t what one whould rate as great cinema, but it isn’t just harmless fun. The pacifist message dovetailed into its core lends the film a far greater degree of relevance than Bollywood spy thrillers generally strive for.I am going with three and a half stars. Ek Tha Tiger has enough zing, visual and otherwise, to keep you in your seats for its runtime of a little over two hours.
Ratings:4.5/5 Reviewer:Taran Adarsh Bollywood Hungama As a standalone film, EK THA TIGER is enthralling and most significantly, an entertaining motion picture. On the exterior, it is a compelling love story/thriller. But beneath the entertainment that it offers, it carries a message as well. Loud and clear. If the spectators can see through the coating, great. Even if they don't, they will yet go back in high spirits.On the whole, EK THA TIGER is a high-octane thriller that works big time. This one has style and substance, both, besides dazzling action, stunning international locales and stylish execution. Most importantly, it has Salman Khan, the trump card of this enterprise. There's no denying that Salman's charisma has resulted in a mind-blowing, astounding, never-seen-before start at the ticket window, but the film's content will sustain it thereafter. The film has long legs to prolong its splendid run. This is, without doubt, Salman's best. Sure shot Blockbuster!
Ratings:3/5 Reviewer: Roshni Devi Koimoi What’s Good: The cinematography; some twists in the film; the music.What’s Bad: The plot seems stretched; unexplained loops.Loo Break: Not really.Watch or Not: Watch it for Salman Khan at the top of his game and some exciting action scenes.Aditya Chopra’s story smartly mixes a spy thriller with a love story which is sort of exciting. Kabir Khan and Neelesh Misra’s script has its share of flaws. The story of the scientist in the first half shows Tiger quite inept as a spy and isn’t even given a proper conclusion. Also, why RAW decides to help their rogue agent Tiger towards the end is up to the viewers to decide. The movie also seems a bit long with the duo on the run most of the time. Dialogues are good and keep a good dose of humourSalman fans won’t be disappointed by Ek Tha Tiger. For others, it’s a fun watch even though it’s a bit long.
Ratings:2/5 Reviewer:Rohit Vats CNN IBN (IBNLive) Ek Tha Tiger has Salman Khan in almost every frame so far. He does better than 'Bodyguard' this time. One may not know about other things but Salman screen presence is unbeatable. .Ek Tha Tiger's second half has the right pace. Salman portrays different emotions. The storyteller has apparently tries to give a message through Ek Tha Tiger. Ek Tha Tiger represents 'masala' Bollywood and has many illogical scenes. Salman is director's answer to everything. Ekthatiger seems to be the celebration of Salman Khan's superstardom.Ek Tha Tiger is especially meant for the audiences who made 'Bodyguard' & 'Ready' hits.Salman's fans should not miss Ek Tha Tiger. Others can watch it for its exotic locations and daredevil stunts.Overall, Ek Tha Tiger gets 2 out of 5 for high production values and 'masala' entertainment
Ratings:3.5/5 Reviewer:Aniruddha Guha DNA Ek Tha Tiger is similar in some ways — it's a film that presents Salman as a larger-than-life, superhero-esque secret agent. There's action, music and a plot that is tailored to satiate Khan fans looking to get off on his antics.But, surprise surprise. Director Kabir Khan doesn't leave things to the Salman factor alone. He banks on it, no doubt, with his film exploiting the actor's persona to the hilt, but makes sure he makes it a spectacle of it. "I'll show you how to do it" - his film arrogantly seems to be telling filmmakers chasing multiple crore figures and box office records. There's style, there's slickness, and there's an ingredient almost entirely missing from most other Salman films - wit.
Ratings:3/5 Reviewer:Mayank Shekar Dainik Bhaskar Reviewing a Salman Khan film is like ironing a pair of jeans: really, what’s the point. People will watch it anyway. The sensible, sorted director’s ensured the film has a script. Though only Aditya Chopra the credited story writer, could be behind a deeply romantic idea of two secret service agents of rival countries falling desperately in love.Neither of the lead characters plays traitor to their government. They’re merely in love. You know love will eventually win. And of course you knew Salman Khan will win. At the time of writing this review, it’s hard to estimate the film’s box-office receipts. Yet, never in my recent memory have I stood in a long line, all the way outside a mall, trying to get into a packed multiplex, with a ticket bought in advance, for a 9 am show!
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