The only thing more discomforting and consistently illogical is where every success scene requires Akshay dragging Tappsee out to safety with his 'macho-ness', as if suddenly the film forgets what a strong, courageous female lead it worked so hard to portay.
This review of Naam Shabana (2017) was written by Private U on 29 Sep 2018.
Naam Shabana has generally received mixed reviews.
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