Mohenjo Daro

I cannot see why the film was bombed which must have been overlooked. Basically it showed history and emotions the individuals the go through. It was fantastic. Sorry to say there should be more film critics regarding what should be in or what could've improve a bit. The performances of all the actors were very good can't fault it. Fantastic film

Mohenjo Daro is very uneven, and the lingering feeling afterwards is that it's nowhere near as good as it should have been. The first half is engaging in its earnest simplicity, and Hrithik Roshan is compelling as the wide eyed and good hearted Sarman. The music, all of which is relegated to the first half of the movie (to its overall detriment), is absolutely enchanting, and really helps carry the film. When the second half inevitably has to follow up on its thin overarching plotting and becomes bogged down in stern looks and determined walks, it becomes very uninteresting, however. Though Roshan does his best to imbue his character with a powerful sense of conviction, the film lacks palpable friction, making the last half quite bland. Big things happen, but it never feels particularly grand.If you are content with *wonderful* music, a cartoonishly simplistic but charming romance, and a sometimes beautiful but overall decidedly OK movie, you'll likely enjoy Mohenjo Daro. If you're a particular fan of Hrithik Roshan in things, that's obviously a big plus, too, and probably accounts for a full star for me, to be perfectly honest.

I thoroughly enjoyed this film which is a departure from Hrithik's usual films.

Good film, enjoyed it. But not enough to give it 5 stars.