Why is Salman Khan’s New Movie 'Radhe' Getting So Many Bad Reviews?

Salman Khan's 'Radhe', a film that was expected to receive rave reviews, has surprisingly garnered a significant number of negative reviews from both critics and audiences. With a rating of only 1.7 on IMDb, based on 98,996 user feedbacks, 'Radhe' is consistently considered one of Salman Khan's lowest-rated films.

Resounding Criticism from Experts and Spectators

The movie 'Radhe your most wanted bhai' has proven to be the least wanted Salman Khan film for both critics and audiences. The latest project in collaboration with director Prabhudeva has received harsh reviews, reflecting poorly on the screenwriter, acting, and overall production. This negative reception is not an isolated incident, as other films by Salman Khan like 'Dabangg 3' and 'Race 3' have also been significantly panned, obtaining ratings of 3.0 and 1.9 respectively on IMDb.

Public Critique and Disappointment

These reviews are echoed in the form of posts from concerned viewers, such as Mr. Rahul Kudji, who exclaimed:

Bollywood has nothing to show new; they are just imprinting South Indian, Korean, and even Hollywood. In this 21st century, the public has new tastes, they prefer to give their important time to some good content, not in such ridiculous things. This movie has nothing good to show; public are not blind, they will not see rubbish that you want to show them. If you don’t have something good to show, then please don't waste the time of innocent public. They are all waiting for your movie for the last one year, and you are just disappointing them.

Another reviewer stated:

Because it is bad. If you have watched it and liked it, then Pranam… it was unbearable… regretting trying to watch this one…

Specific Criticisms

The movie has been criticized for multiple reasons:

Poor Screenplay: The plot and narrative structure have been deemed weak and unsophisticated.

Over-the-Top Scenes: The film has been criticized for its excessive and unrealistic scenes, making it difficult to follow the story.

Pathetic Songs: The songs in the film have been described as subpar and designed poorly, adding to the overall disappointment.

Poor Remake: The movie is based on a remake of a South Korean film called 'The Outlaws,' which it seems to poorly imitate. 'The Outlaws' has a much higher rating (7.2/10) and features better action scenes, actors, and villains compared to 'Radhe.'

Overacting and Unnecessary Dialogues: Critics have pointed out that the performances and dialogues are superficial and contribute to the overall mediocrity of the film.

Conclusion

Salman Khan's 'Radhe' is certainly not living up to the expectations set by its star power and media build-up. While it is not uncommon for new films to receive mixed reviews, 'Radhe' seems to have disappointed a large portion of the audience and critics. It remains to be seen whether the movie will recover its reputation or continue to struggle with negative feedback.