Professor Sahab

Rating: ⭐️ #ALPHA is UNBEARABLE. A complete joke of a spy film and easily the weakest film in the Spy Universe. The story and screenplay are so poor that they’re impossible to digest. #AliaBhatt DISAPPOINTS on a whole new level. #Sharvari is underutilized and fails to leave an impact. NOT RECOMMENDED! 👎🏼 A good spy thriller works on suspense, smart writing, and believable stakes… Alpha doesn’t deliver any of it. Instead, it leans on weak writing, far-fetched ideas, and scenes that constantly expect the audience to ignore logic. The Spy Universe once again falls into a familiar pattern, placing an Indian Army officer as the central antagonist. The Alpha program only pushes the narrative further into implausibility, turning what should have been a grounded spy thriller into something over-stretched and hard to buy into. Alia Bhatt is a talented actress, but action doesn’t fully suit her here. She never quite comes across as a convincing elite spy, lacking the attitude, body language, and screen presence the role demands. Sharvari is underutilized despite a decent presence and never really gets material to leave a mark. The action is another big letdown… uninspired, repetitive set pieces that feel heavily borrowed without the thrill. Bobby Deol suffers from an underwritten role, while Anil Kapoor feels miscast in this universe. The screenplay is full of illogical turns and convenient plot devices, making this easily the weakest entry in the Spy Universe. Even the emotional core and patriotic angle are missing, and Hrithik Roshan’s cameo feels more like forced fan service than story-driven impact. Shiv Rawail’s direction doesn’t lift the weak writing, which remains the film’s biggest flaw. Overall, Alpha is a poor film that falls flat on almost every front. In my opinion, it doesn’t work at the box office and is heading towards a major disaster verdict.