Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia's fantasy thriller The Vvaan: Force of the Forrest hit theatres today, and the first wave of reactions on X is a genuine mixed bag from viewers calling it flat to others praising Sidharth Malhotra's range. Let’s find out the reactions people are giving on the internet. 

The Vvaan X Review: What Are Netizens Saying?

#VVAAN is so bland man. It’s like watching paint dry slowly.
Maniesh Paul bringing in the laughs was not on my bingo card!
The rest of it is so mediocre…..till now

The Vvaan lets Sidharth Malhotra balance two very different energies beautifully. In the emotional scenes, he keeps things restrained and lets his eyes do much of the work, while the larger action moments demand a completely different physical intensity. That contrast makes his journey engaging and gives the character a strong presence throughout.
SM known to bring different stories each time he comes on the big screen and that is his trade mark and with the Vvaan he does that all over again.
#TheVvaanInCinemasNow #TheVvaanReview #TheVvaan #SidharthMalhotra

 

It's INTERVAL .... The VVAAN ✅
Pretty Ups and Down ....
Interval Block Ends with High Note ..... Good Interval Block 💥
Set Up Looks Fake At Times , Should have gone for Real Locations.... Kids And Family Will Enjoy This One For Sure ....
Sidharth Malhotra Looks Stunning And He looks Very Confident Too ....
Comedy Went Flat .... Not For Hard Critics For Sure ....
3 Stars From Me For First Half ✅

 

First Half: Film sticks to its core subject throughout, some meta humour are on point and Swades reference was good, till now tight screenplay and First half ends with a new mystery #TheVvaan

What The Vvaan Is About

The story follows Rishi (Sidharth Malhotra), a Mumbai-based man who returns to his ancestral village of Devanchal with his wife Mamta (Tamannaah Bhatia) over a land dispute, only to run into a centuries-old rule: nobody enters the forest after sunset. The film blends romance, action and mystery, with Malhotra playing a practical, city-based man who ends up confronting a sacred forest and an unknown deity. The cast also includes Sunil Grover, Maniesh Paul, Anup Soni and Shweta Tiwari, and the film is reportedly rooted in real folklore tied to a temple near Patna.

Is The Vvaan Worth Watching?

The split reactions point to a familiar pattern: viewers seem more invested in Malhotra's performance and the film's world-building than in its comedy or polish, with a few flagging a dip once things move past the emotional beats. More reviews are expected through the day as evening shows wrap up.

 

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