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Operation Valentine

5.4

/10

2035 rated

2024•2 h 13 m•India

Showcasing the indomitable spirits of the Indian Air Force heroes on the frontlines and the challenges they face during one of the biggest, fiercest aerial attacks that India has ever seen.

Action

Drama

Thriller

Cast (17)

Wing Commander Arjun Dev

Manushi Chhillar

Wing Commander Aahna Gill

Pakistan Army General

Vaibhav Tatwawadi

Srikanth Iyengar

Indian Military Head

Indian Naval Head

Abhinav Gomatam

Pak Air Chief Marshall

Pak Military Head

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Reviews

Pablo md Umar

08/04/2025 06:50

hanuman

Cyrille

08/10/2024 09:20

Aerial action movies are being explored by filmmakers recently, and it's not easy to execute them as they require high budgets and extensive research. This movie depicts an aerial attack that India has never faced before, and our decorated officers must give their all to save the nation from catastrophe. We have seen many stories in this vein, mostly centered on the Indian army. As a result, the story lacks uniqueness. Even the use of real-time incidents or sequences is not well established, making everything seem too fictional. There are multiple sequences that are absurd and funny, as even a common person can tell that the IAF doesn't operate the way it is portrayed. Varun Tej, as the central lead, has the persona to carry such roles, but his limited expressions dampen the whole viewing experience. The same goes for the leading lady, Manushi Chillar, who looks beautiful but needs to work on her acting chops. Their chemistry also does not work in their favor. The graphics are amateurish, and you can tell that people have acted in front of a green screen, though a few scenes in the sky are brilliant and well-captured. Movies like this should evoke a patriotic feeling, but this one does not, as you know you are watching a fictional tale. In one scene, a missile lands in a terrorist camp with the text 'Happy Valentine's Day' on it. This shows how much the filmmakers got carried away. Cinematic liberties are fine, but they should elevate the experience, not make you laugh at its absurdity. The dialogues are good, though, and pack a punch. Credit can be given for trying something new, but it turned out to be a below-average affair. #pranureviews #OperationValentine #OperationValentineReview.

user55358560 binta30

08/10/2024 09:10

Much underrated movie, all criticism is just to undermine the levels attained by the Indian industry and to support leftists ideation. Kudos to director and the crew keep up the good work and expecting much more to come up. It's usually thrown to pits by international media coz no one wants to see India in light but the time has come on field and on screen we are not just song and dance but serious work too. One facia opposition will meet their end soon. It's great to enjoy type movie and something to be proud of for everyone of us so let's stop listening to the jealous croud and start to be ours for all of us. Jai hind.

Sabina

07/08/2024 15:29

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Sleek

27/05/2024 09:47

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AneelVala

27/05/2024 08:40

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berry

17/05/2024 12:07

where is the full movie

Kyle Echarri

19/04/2024 11:59

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Sandra🌸Afia🌸Boakyewaa

19/04/2024 09:00

Firstly, I don't watch films purely using Hollywood features as a benchmark. Every country, culture, possess their own angles and approaches toward visual story telling. For a military/heroism type of film, this is a non-hollywood one that I find entertaining, and without sourcing for information regarding their production value, I can see it is done with the budget that is sensible to the Indian filmmakers. There's nothing 'wrong' with the story/plot of this film, the premise is fine. Though, the dialogue/scenes can take a little more work, to make it more sophisticated - however it isn't that bad or 'cringy' like various films that I have seen - including big budgeted ones from Hollywood. The VFX, and depiction of the aircraft are good enough to not make it look 'dodgy'. I believed the types of fighter jets, i.e. The Mirages, the MIGs, depicted are accurate with reference to India Air Force. As a non-Indian, I am aware of the trend in Indian films (aka 'Bollywood' in my side of the world) to include pop or dance music. The featured music/songs are quite decent to me - melodiously. I wouldn't mind listening to them again, even though I don't understand the language. The acting style of the actors is, in my opinion, culturally Indian. Just like in Japanese films which the Japanese actors' style is culturally tied to Japanese behavior and way their of life. I'm fine with it. As a whole, this film is entertaining to me. However, if you are looking for Hollywood style/grade type of films, then don't bother watching this or any other films from other countries. This film will cater to those who want some action/military type entertainment, some interest in military hardware, perhaps over a relaxing weekend.

mesi

19/04/2024 09:00

Tried to be fighter. But went on to became Tejas. Poor VFX, no punch in moments, no emotions in acting too. When you are making a commercial movie on aerial action.. should keep the VFX top notch. Also the what a stupid plot at the end of Pakistan bombing nehru tunnel. Such a slow climax with no real feel. Tollywood should know that slow motion movies are cringe now. Also what a expressions less acting by both the lead actors. Either make a documentary or make commercial cinema. But sadly its neither a documentary nor a commercial movie. I Was yawning at climax scenes , nothing was happening.