Attack Movie Review

This film has proved to be John Abraham's comeback

John Abraham's film Attack has finally hit the theaters on April 1. John Abraham is back in the film with the action he is known for. After the flop of films like Satyamev Jayate 2 and Pagalpanti, John was waiting for a tremendous comeback film and he got it in the form of an attack. John is seen in amazing actions in this. He has become India's first super soldier in this film who rescues more than 300 MPs from terrorists.

Movie story

The story of Attack You must have clearly understood by watching the trailer that there is an Indian soldier named Arjun Shergill (John Abraham) who turns a scientist (Rakul Preet Singh) into a super soldier. She implants an artificial intelligence chip inside him, whose name is Ira. It is a bit like Ironman's Jarvis. Arjun falls in love with air hostess Ayesha (Jacqueline Fernandez). Their love does not last long and Arjun starts a new life. He becomes a super soldier. The film shows the attack first in the airport and then in the parliament. The main story is about the attack of Parliament. Also Read - John Abraham did an 'attack' on Bollywood actors, said 'I will not do South films because…'

What's good about the film?

The best thing about the film is John Abraham and his actions. The movie bike chase scenes are such that they look good on John. He is expert in this work. You will have a lot of laughs listening to the dialogues between him and his artificial intelligence Ira in the film. There is a lot of humor between the two. Director Lakshya Raj Anand has co-written this film with Sumit Batheja and Vishal Kapoor. Lakshya had earlier worked as an assistant director in action films like 'Ek Tha Tiger' and Hrithik Roshan's 'Bang Bang'. He has done his job well. Talking about the rest of the cast of the film, Rakul Preet Singh, Prakash Raj, Ratna Shah Pathak and Kiran Kumar have done an amazing job. Also Read - John Abraham said about 'Attack' - made a good film..., watch video

Where is the lack?

The action and John in the film are tremendous but there are some things which you will find light. One, John's Artificial Assistance IRA would seem to you to be a cheaper version of Jarvis. You will not enjoy Iron Man and Jarvis here. Although it has been coined according to Indian films. Second, here Jacqueline Fernandez and John's love seems to be forced. Romance is not reflected in the love of both, but the scenes of both definitely look funny at many places. Similarly, VFX seems to be weakening somewhere.