Tiger 3 Storyline: 

A RAW agent tells Tiger (Salman Khan) that a former ISI agent named Aatish Rehman (Emraan Hashmi) is up to something. But Aatish is smarter than Tiger and makes a strong plan. The story is about what Tiger does, what Aatish wants, and how Zoya (Katrina Kaif) helps Tiger in this mission.

Tiger 3 commences with an engaging start and an enticing twist, while the second half offers notable highlights. Salman Khan excels in action, especially in scenes shared with Shah Rukh Khan, providing a standout feature. Katrina Kaif delivers impactful stunts, and the post-credits scene adds an exciting touch.

Despite a robust start, the narrative loses momentum, particularly in the lackluster first half. The plot may not resonate well with Indian audiences, lacking emotional depth. Tiger 3 falls short on the entertainment factor compared to its predecessors. The storytelling is flat, and the villain's role, portrayed by Emraan Hashmi, is cliched and monotonous. VFX issues persist, impacting the overall visual experience. The film lacks memorable songs and a compelling background score.

Pritam's songs and Tanuj Tiku's background score are mediocre, not befitting a high-budget film like Tiger 3. Cinematography by Anay Om is good, while editing is neat. However, visual effects could have been improved. Director Maneesh Sharma's execution is inconsistent, with the story and screenplay lacking depth. Despite some enjoyable moments and cameos, Tiger 3 falls short of expectations.

Summary:

Tiger 3, while having its moments, doesn't fully meet the anticipated hype. Salman Khan shines in action sequences, and scenes with Shah Rukh Khan elevate the film. After a sluggish first half, the second part picks up with some decent moments. The film may benefit from the holiday period, but sustained success depends on post-holiday reception. Fans of the Tiger franchise are advised to manage expectations.

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