The vaccine war is not a very good film. It obviously had a big budget, and the visuals are quite polished and slick. But the film itself is cartoonish and uninvolving. The screenplay lacks credibility, and the movie's use of science, as a whole, is laughable. Comic books make up better science than this movie.
The characters are also lacking. The only character of note is the Dr Balram Bhargava, played by Nana patekar, who sadly goes missing for much of the movie. The lead is not very sympathetic, and most of the characters who play "doctors" (or interns) look more like a high school clique rather than people who have graduated from medical school.
They made a mockery rather than serious movie.
The characters are also lacking. The only character of note is the Dr Balram Bhargava, played by Nana patekar, who sadly goes missing for much of the movie. The lead is not very sympathetic, and most of the characters who play "doctors" (or interns) look more like a high school clique rather than people who have graduated from medical school.
They made a mockery rather than serious movie.