BMB is a biographical film based upon the life story Indian athlete Milkha Singh. His childhood life, his proffessional life, personal stories, his career as an Indian representative in Athletes cover the entire film. The movie is well scripted but is heavily draggy, to imply the emotions of the story. Another issue is the BGM ie rock score ; it didn't felt like well relatable to a person from 1930s. The characters are not bright ; rather dull and doesn't felt like that of defense guys. Not even Prakash Raj and Farhan Akhtar didn't get lighten up to their potential. Its just raw depiction, nothing higher than that. The depiction of emotions especially the partition issues fails to take a grip. Other actress and performances are good to watch.

The impressive thing shown in the film is that of Milkha Singh character, his dedication to his goal among so many Distractions. His self understanding of his own erroneous actions are praiseworthy points that makes the protagony as the bright point. But as usual ROM seem to be confused about what the direction of the narrtives should be. It felt less like a biography and gets inlined towards sports theme. But then biographical approach again takes a hold on and goes like that successively. Summing up its not a masterpiece but a good movie in biographical attempt. Just one or two watch. For the attempt it is a 65/100.