Anonymous002 Big fan of Neeraj Pandey . I like whatever he has made. A Wednesday set a new milestone in thriller genre, while Special 26 set a new trend of no nonsense con films and Baby was a milestone in realistic cinema on terrorism. This time he tried to remake his earliest masterpiece. You know what I am saying. Two men with different views went against each other , while one believes in the political system the other is against it. The same story which made A Wednesday a hit made Aiyaary a dud. Because the 'common man' factor is missing. Neeraj Pandey's strength is to make movies with characters that connects well with us . But Aiyaary misses the point.Another Important aspect of Neeraj Pandey films is acting. We have seen brilliant acing from Anupam and Naseer in A Wednesday , Almost everyone in Special 26(Akshay got more attention because he was not expected to do that kind of role) , Again everyone in Baby and Sushant Singh Rajput in M.S Dhoni. But this time , Siddharth Malhotra changed the trend . Although he has shown a little bit improvement , little variation in his expression but still annoys. If he work with Neeraj Pandey in 50 more films , he will surely become a good actor(But 50 atleast).The films tries to be over the top at times . At almost 1 hour , we don't have any idea about what is going on . It is so confusing . Every character underplayed his/her role . It's not a Neeraj Pandey film at all.

RAJ RATHOD I didnt expect that neeraj will make this kind of movie,very confusing.I thought it will be great to watch this film,but the film is too big and no proper screenplay and no proper story,Not like Airlift,Baby and Holiday.Don't Watch this

drsarafhospital I went to aiyaary with great expectations from neeraj pandey, siddharth malhotra , manoj bajpayee even after negative reviews but it disappointed me. The movie took a lot of time to construct it's framework and characters. The 1st half was between ok and goodbut it all messed up in 2nd Half and an unsettled ending

Sanjay Agnihotri AIYAARY, is a thriller completely for the class audiences Manoj Bajpayee as usual nailed it. Nasiruddin Shah was impressive as always. Script was a bit weak. One can easily feel that although Puja Chopra's and Rakul Preet's performance are decent but their characters are not very well written. As a thriller novelist I am bound to say that in place of creating these two characters (Puja Chopra's role and Rakul Preet's role ) if the story writer could have just created one strong powerful character and written a good role.Sanjay Agnihotri Novelist