<PERSON>
Sridevi and <PERSON> are so good I can't rate this any lower, but it's not a particularly engaging watch. There are good bits here and there, and two or three scenes that flirt with greatness, but the pace is turgid and the tone shifts don't work at all. Some or all of that might be a byproduct of <PERSON> leaving in the middle of production, but either way it makes for a clumsy watch. 698
The misogynistic bent doesn't help.
<PERSON> is... fine... but he's playing a character that probably would have been played by, like, <PERSON> or <PERSON> if it was made in the US in the 90s, so theres only so much he can really do about it. 698