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DEVA Movie Review

Released in India: 2024
Released in the US: 2025
Genre: Action Thriller
Runtime: Approximately 156 minutes
Director: Rosshan Andrrews
Writers: Story by Bobby–Sanjay; Screenplay by Bobby–Sanjay, Abbas Dalal, Hussain Dalal, Arshad Syed, Sumit Arora
Cast: Shahid Kapoor, Pooja Hegde, Pavail Gulati, Pravesh Rana, Kubbra Sait, Girish Kulkarni, Manish Wadhwa, Gaurav More, Abhilash Chaudhary, Pravin Patil, Aditi Sharma
Music: Score by Jakes Bejoy; Songs by Vishal Mishra & Jakes Bejoy
DEVA delivers on the star power of Shahid Kapoor and Pooja Hegde but falters in its attempt to adapt the gripping narrative of Mumbai Police into a high-octane Bollywood thriller. While the film offers moments of style and spectacle, it ultimately struggles to leave a lasting impact.
Shahid Kapoor once again proves his mettle, seamlessly embodying the layered persona of Dev Ambre—a character who walks the fine line between law enforcer and lawbreaker. His screen presence, particularly in the electrifying dance number Bhasad Macha, injects much-needed energy into the film. However, despite his commanding performance, the film’s screenplay does little to elevate its storytelling beyond the standard action-thriller formula.
Pooja Hegde, a talented actress, finds herself in a thankless role, serving more as a narrative device than a fully fleshed-out character. Her chemistry with Shahid is engaging, but the script doesn’t offer her much beyond the love interest trope, leaving her talents underutilized.
As a remake, DEVA retains the framework of Mumbai Police but struggles to replicate its emotional depth and narrative intrigue. Despite a strong cast and an engaging visual style, the film feels like a Bollywoodized version of a Hollywood thriller—heavy on aesthetics but lacking in storytelling impact.
DEVA is a star-driven spectacle that will appeal to Shahid and Pooja’s fan base but fails to live up to its source material’s gripping intensity. A stylish but ultimately underwhelming action thriller.