If Ganapath: A Hero Is Born is Part 1, Part 2 has been teased as Ganapath: Rise Of A Hero. However, do not expect that to be made, because this one was bad enough.
Vikas Bahl has both written and directed venture. Perhaps, he should not have. If a different set of eyes would have spotted the glaring holes in the plot, script, screenplay, and dialogues.
There is also a major lack of heart in the film. One is aware, vaguely of why something is happening or must happen. It lacks inevitability, and events just happen without context.
The whole story seems to have been written for kids, and tacking on the ₹150-200 crore budget in order to make it for adults seems to have been an afterthought.
Most of the screen time is dedicated to Tiger Shroff, specifically his dance moves and stunts. However, he still appears comical in the emotional scenes.
Kriti Sanon is once again stuck playing second fiddle to the protagonist, although she does try her best to deliver a good performance. Sadly, there is little for her to do.
If you must see Ganapath: A Hero Is Born, wait for the OTT release (on Netflix). Till then, whet your appetite with the videos of Tiger Shroff on Facebook or Instagram!