'Alpha' Twitter Review: Netizens applaud Alia Bhatt, Sharvari and Bobby Deol; call it fresh addition to the spy universe

'Alpha' Twitter Review: Netizens applaud Alia Bhatt, Sharvari and Bobby Deol; call it fresh addition to the spy universe
'Alpha' Twitter Review: Ntizens applaud Alia Bhatt, Sharvari and Bobby Deol; call it fresh addition to the spy universe
Alia Bhatt and Sharvari's much-awaited spy thriller 'Alpha' has finally arrived in theatres, and social media is already buzzing with first reactions. Directed by Shiv Rawail, the latest chapter in the YRF Spy Universe has generated plenty of conversation, with several moviegoers praising its action, performances and fresh approach to the franchise.While opinions remain divided, many viewers have highlighted the film's gripping narrative and high-energy action sequences, with Alia, Sharvari and Bobby Deol emerging as the biggest talking points.

Alia Bhatt and Bobby Deol win over audiences

One Twitter (now X) user hailed the film as a refreshing surprise, applauding both the performances and the storytelling."#Alpha is a powerful surprise! Alia Bhatt and Bobby Deol deliver outstanding performances. The story is fresh, emotional, and different from typical spy films, with an intense vibe like #Dhurandhar2. A gripping entertainer that keeps you hooked throughout."Another viewer was particularly impressed with Alia's action scenes and her chemistry with Sharvari."Alia is brilliant; she nailed every action scene and it looked fantastic on the big screen. Loved the Sharvari x Alia sequence. Far, far better than the last two Spy Universe movies."

Fans praise the film's fresh treatment

Several viewers also appreciated the makers for steering away from familiar franchise tropes and attempting something different.
One fan wrote, "YRF finally cooking what the audience has been asking for. No forced brotherhood angle, no predictable joint-mission setup. Just a solid trailer that ends on a note you don't see coming."
Another post celebrated 'Alpha' for breaking new ground within the franchise by placing a female spy at the centre of the story."For the first time in the YRF Spy Universe, a woman is leading the movie. Alpha delivers one of the best entries in the entire franchise: banging BGM, crisp & action-packed. In one word: Sexy. I’m absolutely obsessed with her poise in that suit. Alia 'Mommy Alpha' Bhatt! 🔥"

Box office expectations remain positive

The spy thriller opened its advance bookings on Wednesday, just two days before its theatrical release. Featuring Alia Bhatt, Sharvari, Bobby Deol and Anil Kapoor in pivotal roles, 'Alpha' is expected to enjoy a healthy start at the box office.According to trade analyst Ramesh Bala, the film collected around Rs 1.75 crore in advance bookings. He expects the action entertainer to earn more than Rs 5 crore on its opening day, with the possibility of touching around Rs 15 crore over its opening weekend if audience word of mouth remains favourable.'Alpha' has released alongside Huma Qureshi's 'Baby Do Die Do'. However, trade experts believe both films cater to different audience segments, making direct competition unlikely.
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