A review of the spy comedy film says it does not consistently deliver the level of humor expected from the genre, with the writer suggesting it is more compelling because of Kunal Kemmu’s acting than because of the direction. The assessment frames the film as falling short of standout comedic impact rather than failing in every respect.
The commentary compares the movie’s comedic effect to other recent comedy releases, implying that audiences may find it less consistently funny than a benchmark example. While the review credits Kemmu’s presence, it characterizes the overall pacing and punch of the writing and direction as not reaching the “deliriously funny” standard set by similar films.
Because only one outlet’s review is provided here, there is no cross-source disagreement or corroboration on performances, plot details, or broader reception beyond this critique.
