Critical Analysis on WAAR movie (Part 1)

The screenplay all through the motion picture is obviously better than any of the best movies from the opposite side of the fringe. With respect to the acting, Ayesha Khan and Meesha Shafi did sufficiently tolerable jobs however as dependably it is the unfathomable common acting abilities of Shaan Shahid that hypnotized the group of onlookers as he fit into the character so convincingly. Rising star Hamza Abbasi assumed the job of Ehtesham, a youthful and valiant cop who drives his men with courage and charms the group of onlookers with his apparently cute acting. Ali Azmat, contributes with his shockingly unique style in acting and completes a sensible execution.

Certain scenes in the film leave the gathering of people feeling 'speechless', not on account of the storyline or the acting but rather for the arrangement, exchanges and once more, visual impacts. The main portion of the motion picture displays the chief's creativity, visual impact specialty and soundtrack magnificence, BUT the storyline appears to fall behind on occasion.