Bagheera is a decent flick. It's not a mind-blowing, jaw-dropping, earth-shattering movie or anything, but hey, it's a solid effort. Definitely better than those cringy masala flicks. The buildup is natural, no cheesy or over-the-top moments, the director didn't try too hard to be cool or edgy, Just a neat, clean film that's actually worth watching! Minor spoilers ahead. The villain a real baddie, not just some cartoonish buffoon and the CBI officer's not a total bumbling idiot, he is smart enough to piece things together - nice move, director!
I wanted some KGF-style punchy dialogues to spice things up! But this movie's got a serious vibe going on, like a DC movie, minus the dark and brooding vibes(there's even a scene that's straight out of a Christopher Nolan movie, The Dark Knight!). So, if you're looking for a serious vigilante movie, this is the one for you.
The action scenes are nicely choreographed, and all the actors did a decent job. The romance could've been better, but that transformation scene? BOOM! It totally worked. Prashanth Neel's touch(Prashant penned the story, and the director was involved in the KGF movies, having been part of Yash's inner circle) is all over this - big canvas, a story with multiple players. Visually arresting set pieces? Check! Dimly lit scenes? Check! Locations where the camera can go wide eyed and show the enormity of the space? Check!
All in all, it's a solid vigilante movie, nothing groundbreaking, but nicely done.
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