Salman khan's Veer movie review. Veer is a 2010 Hindi film directed by Anil Sharma, and starring Salman Khan, Mithun Chakraborty, Sohail Khan and Jackie Shroff. The film, written by Salman Khan, is an epic film set in 1825 when the British were ruling India. Here are the reviews -Rediff - 1/5
The film is mounted on a massive scale, and you do see hundreds of extras milling about - but they clearly don't matter. All that does is Salman, who cashes in every ounce of his insouciant brat-star persona to lug this film forward and, credit where its due, comes off as likeable for at least the first hour, which is more than most could have with a film this catastrophic.
Indiatimes - 2.5/5
You have to be a braveheart to watch Veer.
NDTV - 2.5/5
The film has many such moments that are so over the top that words cannot convey their full comic impact. If like me, you can find delight in the sheer delirium of a bad Bollywood film, then see Veer, otherwise do catch it on DVD.
BollywoodHungama - 1.5/5
On the whole, VEER proves the age-old adage true: All that glitters is not gold. The film may open very well at single screens thanks to Salman's popularity and the hype surrounding the film and may also enjoy a healthy extended weekend.