i concur with all the other reviews on this board, this film has been mistreated by the critics, its a tout, fast paced , action packed thriller that pulls all stop, yup, everyone in cast is expandable,the tone of the film is very nihilistic, stark and gritty..it requires a amount of suspension of disbelief, but so does Dhoom 2 or Tashan , SarkarRaj or any other film that has released in past couple of years, a lot have been said about the gore and violence in the film- which is true and works in the favor of the feel of the film..the splatter effects by using over inflated squibs are effective..And for the critics information Ritesh Deshmukh or Aryan Babbar or Deepal Shaw are not wasted in there small roles, only a idiot will compare a role with the screen time instead of effectiveness..the idea was to make characters out of star and not make stars out of characters...its progressive, but Indian mindset (read critics) still don't seem to be ready for it..maybe thats why, if Steven Segal is dispatched in the middle of "Executive Decision" the element of surprise is applauded but if the similar thing happens in India, critics don't appreciate it..I thought Aaryan Babbar was very effective in a small role without any lines and so was Deepal Shaw..they both made me feel bad when they got shot. Also unlike Sehar..this film also belongs to the little child in Kabir Kaushik who has seen too many Hollywood films (with CIA operative working for the agency as hired assassins)when he was growing up..the surveillance,the training, usage of terminology like "ETA" , "Locking the Position", "The target is Moving"..but its alright, who really cares..its not based on a true story..is it..yea i do agree, Priyanaka Chopra track was not needed, but rest of the film is a noteworthy attempt in taking the cinema to the hard boiled action roots that used to be its forte in late 70's and early 80's and then it got lost between all those romcom and brainless comedy..this surely is a boyz film,..thats why i can understand why some panzee's didn't like it.