Ghajini is honestly carried hard by Aamir Khan. You can feel how committed he is to the role physically and emotionally, especially during the more intense scenes. Even when the movie gets messy, his performance kept me invested.
I liked the memory loss concept and the way the story slowly pieces itself together, but the movie also felt way too long at times. Some scenes hit emotionally, while others felt stretched out more than they needed to be. The pacing started losing me in certain parts.
The tonal shifts were also kind of inconsistent for me. It jumps from brutal revenge scenes to romance and comedy pretty suddenly, and sometimes it felt like I was watching two different movies stitched together. I get why people like that mix, but it did not fully work for me personally.
That said, I still think the emotional side of the movie is what makes it memorable. The scenes focused on Sanjay’s grief, anger, and confusion were the parts I connected with most. Flawed movie overall, but Aamir Khan really holds everything together.
Ghajini is honestly carried hard by Aamir Khan. You can feel how committed he is to the role physically and emotionally, especially during the more intense scenes. Even when the movie gets messy, his performance kept me invested.
I liked the memory loss concept and the way the story slowly pieces itself together, but the movie also felt way too long at times. Some scenes hit emotionally, while others felt stretched out more than they needed to be. The pacing started losing me in certain parts.
The tonal shifts were also kind of inconsistent for me. It jumps from brutal revenge scenes to romance and comedy pretty suddenly, and sometimes it felt like I was watching two different movies stitched together. I get why people like that mix, but it did not fully work for me personally.
That said, I still think the emotional side of the movie is what makes it memorable. The scenes focused on Sanjay’s grief, anger, and confusion were the parts I connected with most. Flawed movie overall, but Aamir Khan really holds everything together.
