Ghajini

Sanjay Ramasamy suffers from anterograde amnesia, meaning he cannot form new memories after his girlfriend Kalpana is brutally murdered. He uses a system of notes, tattoos, and photographs to track down her killers and exact revenge. Sanjay struggles with his condition as he hunts down the powerful businessman, Ghajini Dharmalingam, and his henchmen. The film chronicles his relentless pursuit, piecing together fragmented memories to achieve his goal.

Ghajini was a commercial blockbuster, becoming one of the highest-grossing Indian films of its time. While praised for Aamir Khan's intense performance and the film's slick production, it received mixed reviews from critics. Many pointed out plot similarities to the Hollywood film Memento and criticized its violent content and lengthy runtime, though its action sequences and emotional core resonated with audiences.

• Aamir Khan's performance is a major highlight.

• The action sequences are well-executed and thrilling.

• The film's plot is derivative of 'Memento' and some aspects are overly violent.

Google audience: Audiences generally appreciated the film's high-octane action and Aamir Khan's dedicated portrayal of a character with memory loss. Some viewers found the story compelling, while others felt it was excessively violent and predictable.

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Aamir Khan reportedly underwent a significant physical transformation for the role, gaining muscle mass and sporting a distinctive hairstyle and a series of tattoos.