~~~FAN Reviews & BoxOffice Update 3~~~ DTNote:P94 - Page 6

congo on 3rd review thread...u ppl r super fast...👏

am so happy to see overall positive response for FAN...🥳

Originally posted by: Shy_

Noon Shows Report:

Once again Fan has varied performance in the noon shows. There is big growth in all metro cities as it has witnessed 40-50% jump from yesterday. On the other hand mass centers have only shown slight improvement which is a danger sign. In circuits like CI, Berar the film is even lagging behind Airlift. So now its pretty much obvious that Fan has to rely on multiplex audience to score some decent final total as huge grosser is out of question now.

Originally posted by: Aweeecute

but the thing is its not 2004 its2016
if u look at trend
nowdays only good movies do well
and srk was awesome
but 2nd half was average.
raja sen loved it
but other crtics like rajeev and anupama
gave 3 stars
so it does have flaws

Seriously if you gonna bash or enjoy so many people's loss then at least be honest.

my review for Fan i saw today finally...🥳

has SPOILERS

it ws housefull here at my place-Trivandrum(Kerala)..i went for mornin show today...

You know after the movie got over and I forgot to mention this when I posted my thoughts on it , I heard a few saying where is the Jabra song. I think quite a few expected it to be played during the ending credits but considering how it ended , I completely get why they didn't play it. It ended on such a sombre note that having the song there would have been wrong, in my humble opinion. But I also get that a lot of people wanted to see it so to each his own :)

Gautam Gulati @TheGautamGulati

Fan review - creepy intrigue and big action

4 / 5 stars

Shah Rukh Khan undergoes a superb' makeup transformation by Greg Cannom to play a young lookalike.

Superb special makeup effects work by Greg Cannom enables Bollywood legend Shah Rukh Khan to play both a screen superstar and his youthful lookalike fan in this enjoyably twisty thriller. Having won a local talent show for the third year running impersonating his waning idol Aryan Khanna, young Gaurav embarks on a pilgrimage to Mumbai to meet his supposed mentor. But after being turned away from his hero's house, Gaurav's adoration turns to aggression, directed first toward another actor who taunts Aryan in public, and then toward Aryan himself. It's a familiar story, but director Maneesh Sharma achieves a surprisingly effective balance between creepy The King of Comedy psychological intrigue and sub-Bourne/Bond action (a rooftop chase is particularly well orchestrated). The eye-catching location work takes in Delhi, Mumbai, London, and Dubrovnik, buoyed by a pounding score that keeps everything turned up to 11. But there's real subtlety in the central dual role, to which Khan brings a kaleidoscope of conflicting emotions, from the vigour of the young and (comparatively) impoverished, to the world-weariness of the old and wealthy.