BOTTOM LINE: A very good entertainer with mentoring prowess. Otherwise, everybody rise for this cinema of massive potential. Only, the running time of 190 minutes COULD'VE. Overall, an entertaining biography which is well-written and well- executed. Humor touches the script at times, as well. I was blown away by Akhtar's bod and his expressions. That is the power of Rakeysh O Mehra and his crew. The songs & score are energetic which do cause an urge that we run with the athletes on-screen. Fresh writing, inventive editing & below-average SFX/CGI makes me wanna give it a humble 8.0/10. The relation of every detail is astronomical and very well adapted. Much like last year's Paan Singh Tomar, BMB does have lots of surprises in store. The childhood story MAY bore you a little, but every other biopic has to be honest. Most of the story is told in flashbacks and there is where the screenplay works. But, the actresses were sidelined which is very apt for a bio-film. His demeanor is appreciable and the film does showcase his hard-work. Akhtar now has totally proved himself as a successful actor. Milkha Singh, wonderfully portrayed by the talented Farhan Akhtar is one character that induces inspiration. It talks more about perseverance and how man can excel even in the worst conditions than the actual atheltic history. You get into high-spirits and then the story of The Flying Sikh begins. In less than ten minutes into the film, you get goosebumps all over your body.

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