Kara

The heist sequences are the strongest part of the film, especially in the beginning and interval portions. They are well written and executed, helping elevate an otherwise clichéd storyline. It feels like the heists are the core idea, while the surrounding story exists mainly to support them.

The film initially promises a straightforward thief vs cop drama, but the sudden shift in narrative direction does not work well. The addition of another angle in the second half makes the plot feel confusing. While the actors deliver good performances, the writing does not fully support their efforts.

The story appears heavily inspired by another film but lacks the thematic depth and impact of the original. As the second half progresses, the narrative loses focus, especially in the protagonist’s journey. Certain elements like the period setting and war background feel unnecessary and do not add meaningful value.

The film places too much emphasis on social messaging and bank scams, reducing the excitement and thrill expected from a heist drama. Some background elements feel unconvincing, and the music does not leave a strong impression.

The heists themselves begin to lose logic over time, and the climax feels predictable, though it ends on a decent note. With stronger writing, the film could have been much better. Overall, it is a one-time watch, especially for fans of the lead performance.