7 Ways Chhaava Would`ve Been Better

1. Historical Accuracy

The film blurs fact and fiction, raising questions about its historical authenticity. More clarity on this aspect would have been beneficial.

2. Excessive Violence

The gratuitous and prolonged battle scenes, filled with gore, become tiresome and detract from the narrative. Less could have been more impactful.

3. Simplistic Narrative

The "good vs. evil" portrayal of Marathas and Mughals feels like it lacks nuance at times. Exploring the complexities of the era would have added depth.

4. Weak Character Development

Beyond Vicky Kaushal`s Sambhaji and Akshaye Khanna`s Aurangzeb, other characters feel underdeveloped and one-dimensional.

5. Clichéd Dialogue

The dialogues are often generic and fail to capture the essence of the historical period. More authentic language would have enhanced the film.

6. Overly Dramatic Pacing

The constant high-pitched drama and action sequences become exhausting at times. Varying the pacing would have made the film more engaging.

7. Female Character Portrayal

Female characters are relegated to supporting roles, lacking agency and depth. Giving them more substance would have been valuable.