I see some people are trying to cover the plot makers by ignoring portrayals.

This is utter nonsense from the directors hiring indian assistances and actors. Bangladesh film industry has much better actors for the villain's role, at least 1000 times better than the chick shown in the film who could've easily easily helped the director to portray a 'Dhakaiya drug king'

Roads, Dusts, Slums are from Kolkata and Kolkata suits best for all those, directors could have easily used Kolkata as it naturally goes with the movie.

Most importantly, Dhaka's elite forces (Police, RAB, Army follows the command of a Drug king 😀😂😂😂) What a Joke...!! Could've easily used thousand random gang members of the drug dealer in place of those uniformed clowns who actually resembles national defence of a country.

What was the point of highlighting and developing plot surrounding Dhaka and Bangladesh where almost nothing matched exactly.

Tyler and co. went all in for just money, rescued, came to know that they were played & won't get paid, his dead son comes in mind and rescues for the humanity 👏 When his own son died, his humanity didn't rise, he escaped so that he doesn't need to watch his son dying in-front of him. So, getting the air of Dhaka he became a good 'mercenary'? This part even destroyed the overall weights of the Tyler's character.

Successfully wasted my times watching this and now reviewing this as well.

My rating is 4/10 only for Chris Helmsworth & Randip Hooda's inhuman efforts. Rest all are 'rotten tomatoes'