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All Critics (7) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (6)
Between Amayra Dastur's shrill voice and Arunoday Singh's scowling, there's little to be enjoyed.
Dastur walks away with more lines and more screen space than the leading man, but doesn't make much use of it, giving an insipid performance that is in keeping with the film's tone.
[Mr X features] dialogue that should never have left the page and television-worthy special effects.
The special effects are outrageously dated, the dialogue is cheesy and clichéd, the acting is wooden and the action sequences are clumsily choreographed.
It's a family film, one you can can take your children to see - but only if one if they've done something to merit this cruel and unusual punishment.
The script would have looked good on paper but didn't translate well into celluloid.
Bhatt churns out a quasi-gratifying film, which has all the necessary commercial ingredients -- from romance to good music to thunderous action sequences.
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