Hrithik
Roshan's
much-awaited
movie
Krrish
3
hits
the
theatres
today.
A
third
in
the
franchise
that
began
with
2003
movie
Koi...
Mil
Gaya,
Krrish
3
will
take
forward
the
story
of
the
superhero
Krrish,
played
by
Hrithik.
Like
it's
prequels,
Krrish
3
once
again
takes
us
into
the
world
of
masked
fantasy
where
the
stakes
are
incredibly
high
and
this
time
our
superhero
Krrish
faces
the
challenge
of
saving
the
world
from
the
clutches
of
the
villain
Kaal
(Vivek
Oberoi).
As
per
most
of
the
film
critics',
Krrish
3
is
an
average
film,
that
will
strike
the
right
chords,
especially
amongst
the
children.
The
movie
has
received
mixed
reviews
from
the
reviewers.
Krrish
3
boasts
of
some
spectacular
special
effects
and
the
extravagant
action
and
stunts
are
what
those
actually
have
stood
out
in
the
film.
On
the
other
hand,
the
movie
is
verymuch
predictable
and
doesn't
really
have
much
to
offer
us.
Also,
the
movie
fails
to
woo
the
adult
audience
and
most
of
the
scenes
are
not
intriguing
enough.
Performancewise,
Hrithik
Roshan
is
the
scene
stealer
and
delivers
a
stellar
performance.
On
the
other
hand,
Vivek
Oberoi
comes
up
with
a
surprise
package.
He's
deadly
and
ruthless.
But,
Priyanka
Chopra
doesn't
get
much
opportunity
to
prove
her
side
of
acting
in
Krrish
3,
while
Kangna
Ranaut
is
hot
and
happening.
Bollywood
Hungama
(Four
and
half
stars)
On
the
whole,
KRRISH-3
has
the
ingredients
that
make
a
splendid
superhero
film,
besides
being
Rakesh
Roshan's
most
accomplished
work
so
far.
Rediff
(Three
stars)
Krrish
3
is
a
outrageous
mishmash
of
Bollywood
sentimentality
meets
E.T.
meets
Superman
meets
X-Men
with
set
pieces,
sound
design
and
screenplay
structure
liberally
borrowed
from
Hollywood's
imagination.
DNA
(Three
and
half
stars)
Krrish
3
is
an
entertaining
mix
of
spectacle
and
human-scale
drama.
Roshan
combines
his
imagination
and
flair
to
deliver
a
film
that
is
sure
to
capture
everyone's
imagination.
It
has
something
for
everybody.
NDTV
(Two
and
half
stars)
Krrish
3
remains
largely
soulless,
devoid
of
emotional
energy
and
hopelessly
trapped
in
excess.
The
Times
Of
India
(Four
and
half
stars)
With
a
visually
riveting
and
emotionally
engaging
story,
intriguing
characters,
sweeping
VFX
(unseen
thus
far
on
Indian
celluloid)
Rakesh
Roshan's
ambitious
dream
lives
up.
Koimoi
(Two
stars)
Krrish
3
isn't
a
terrible
film
but
it
is
massively
disheartening
and
mood
dampening
because
of
its
imitative
premise.
Indian
Today
(Three
stars)
Watching
the
extravagant
affair
that
Krrish
3
is,
you
realise
the
film's
failure
to
scale
exceptional
heights
is
not
necessarily
about
its
tech-specs.
It
lies
in
the
fact
that
the
story
reveals
no
ambition
at
giving
the
superhero
genre
any
extra
dimension
as,
say,
The
Dark
Knight
flicks
or
Iron
Man
have
done
in
Hollywood
despite
not
losing
out
on
the
fun
factor.
Oneindia
(Two
and
half
stars)
On
the
whole,
Krrish
3
is
neither
an
award-winning
material,
nor
one
of
the
best
works
of
Rakesh
Roshan.
But,
it
is
Hrithik
Roshan
who
makes
the
film
one-time
watchable.