I think it was a great movie ignoring some obvious unrealistic action scenes. I was predicting it to be full of cringe fest of action scenes. The music was really good that complimented the story in many scenes. And Lord Bobby was given criminally less screen time. His onscreen presence was very heavy.
I really don't see the misogyny or sexism in this movie to the extent that is being discussed online. I don't remember a single scene in the movie in which protagonist mistreats her wife, leaving few scenes where he was vulnerable, nor even a single slap even after she has slapped him so many times in entire film. There are some scenes that may be interpreted as misogyny but I think it was just the personality and thinking of characters, not that I encourage this in real life, it was nothing of the sort to be made too much fuzz about. OR maybe something is really wrong with me.

Other than all that I really think the storytelling is really good and Ranbir's acting is just phenomenal, surpassing previous Vanga's protagonist actor Shahid. This movie will change the future of movies in Bollywood.