Azaad brings together Ajay Devgn and Abhishek Kapoor, promising a thrilling film, but the outcome falls short. The film has elements of drama, romance, rebellion, and action, but fails to click entirely.

Acting Review: Azaad marks the Bollywood debut of Aaman Devgan and Rasha Thadani. While Aaman's portrayal is genuine and decent, Rasha's role feels underwhelming, with the chemistry between the two lacking. However, Ajay Devgn and Diana Penty's screen presence remained compelling.

Mohit Malik shines as the villain, Tej Bahadur, proving his acting prowess even in a negative role.

What Works: The true star of the film is the horse, Azaad, whose expressive movements and energetic performance truly steal the spotlight.

What Doesn't Work: The predictable plot and weak script fail to deliver the thrill expected. The story lacked suspense, making it a miss for those seeking excitement.

Overall: While Azaad had great potential, the weak writing and predictable narrative prevented it from becoming the anticipated hit.