15 Aug, 2012
2 hrs 13 mins
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SYNOPSIS
An Indian RAW agent is sent to Dublin on a new mission but, upon reaching there, he ends up falling in love with a Pakistani girl, who possesses a deep secret.
CAST
CREW
Kabir Khan
Director| Writer| Screenplay| Dialogue Writer|
Aditya Chopra
Producer|
Neelesh Misra
Writer| Screenplay| Dialogue Writer|
Sohail Sen
Musician|
Aashish Singh
Executive Producer|
Aseem Mishra
Cinematographer|
Rameshwar Bhagat
Editor|
Palak Muchhal
Singer|
K.K.
Singer|
Shreya Ghoshal
Singer|
Mohit Chauhan
Singer|
Sukhwinder Singh
Singer|
Kausar Munir
Lyricist|
Wajid
Singer|
BMS Reviewer
Review: Falling in love is inevitable they say and Salman Khan returns with one of the highest grossers of the year, elaborating that thought. It is only obvious that a film with him in the lead role will draw audiences to the theatres. Add to that some romance, lots of action and comic timing - ...
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Sukanya Verma (rediff)
While exceptional in this regard, ETT isn`t always brimming with bright logic. It has its share of loopholes, convenient bending and tweaking of a hazy script packed with diplomatic protocol inaccuracies, which dumps characters and introduces new ones at its whim and will. But that is a compromise you`re willing to make for a film that doesn`t test your nerves or provoke Salman`s shirt to tear up like a Hulk cartoon.
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Anupama Chopra (Hindustan Times)
Kabir Khan takes the larger-than-life Salman Khan persona and wraps it in an engaging story that services it. Of course its played out like a comic book but if youre willing to suspend disbelief theres fun to be had.
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Rajiv Masand
To be fair, Ek Tha Tiger is a very different beast from recent Salman Khan starrers, particularly his last two releases, Ready and Bodyguard. Now that could be construed either as good news or bad news depending on what you thought of those films. For those like me, who werent fans of those blockbusters, its refreshing to note that Ek Tha Tiger isnt an over-indulgent one-man showreel. Hallelujah, this film has a plot. Unfortunately, however, its a one-line, threadbare plot around which director Kabir Khan constructs the entire movie.
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