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Udta Teer Review: Ayushmann Khurrana's Spy Comedy Splits Social Media, Rahul Bose Steals The Show

Aakash Kaushik's directorial debut lands as a 'masaledaar patriotic comedy' — but not everyone's buying the twist-heavy ride.

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Ayushmann Khurrana and Sara Ali Khan's Udta Teer hit screens Thursday. By evening, X was doing what X does — arguing. Aakash Kaushik's directorial debut pitches itself as a spy spoof wrapped in patriotism. The early verdict?

Depends who you ask. Filmfare rounded up the noise. One user handed out four stars and called it a 'comedy of errors done right after a long time in Bollywood.' Another told bored viewers to book tickets immediately. A third flagged Rahul Bose as the surprise package, 'an actor who completely immerses himself in the film's most bizarre, yet extremely funny gags.

Comedy that doesn't rely on stale social media memes.' That line kept repeating across threads. Bose, usually cast in serious roles, apparently goes full absurd. Mukul Dev gets 'superb.' Suhail Nayyar lands a 'meaty role.' Ram Kapoor, Brijendra Kala, Gulshan Grover and Smita Tambe all collect 'delightful' mentions. Sara Ali Khan is described as 'fine', the word doing heavy lifting.

The film's structure draws comparisons to situational comedies that Bollywood stopped making. Twists pile up. Logic holds, or so the four-star reviewer insists. Not everyone's convinced.

The 'mixed reactions' label in Filmfare's headline isn't decorative. Some viewers found the patriotism-comedy blend uneven. Others questioned how long a satirical character stays fresh. The 'self-aware satire' fatigue is real.

Kaushik's past work gets dismissed in the same breath, 'will make you forget his past work for sure.' Harsh. But opening day chatter rarely settles the argument. Word of mouth decides Friday. Then Saturday.

The real review writes itself at the box office.

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