Ganapath Review: Tiger Shroff-Kriti Sanon Starrer Is An Entertaining Film With Some Good Action Scenes

Ganapath Review: Vikas Bahl is known for directing some amazing movies like Chillar Party, Queen, Super 30, and GoodBye. But, we cannot forget that he also made Shaandaar. Now, today, his new directorial titled Ganapath - Part 1 A Hero Is Born starring Tiger Shroff and Kriti Sanon in the lead roles has hit the big screens. The movie also stars Amitabh Bachchan and the megastar has a cameo in the film. So, is Ganapath worth your time and money? Well, read on to know that...

Ganapath is set in the future. After a war, the whole word is destroyed and then divided into two parts, Silver City, where rich people stay, and a place where poor people stay. Guddu is working for a person in Silver City, but he doesn't know that he is actually the savior of poor people. How he becomes the mahisa for the poor people, forms the rest of the story.

The movie's concept is good, but the screenplay and narration are quite average. The film has some good action sequences that are choreographed well.

Performance wise, Tiger Shroff is perfect for this role as it's an action-oriented character and that suits him well. Kriti Sanon is damn good in her role and she has been given some really nice action scenes. Amitabh Bachchan is nice in his cameo, but Gauahar Khan and Elli AvrRam are wasted. South actor Rahman makes his Bollywood debut, and he is very good as Shiva.

Overall, Ganapath is a decent entertaining action film with some good performances.