Apologies to Mr Rakesh Roshan and team

How is this a great list? You just compiled a bunch of bundled thoughts together. You don't even support your claims. Just because you found a few similarities with other films, it doesn't mean that EVERY single aspect of the movie is copied.

1) You don't even tell us which game you saw this scene from. Are we just supposed to believe you?

4) How is this even remotely close to what Spider-Man does?

6) Yes, after K3 stopped shooting in May, Rakesh Roshan watched World War Z in August, gathered his team together and redid the entire first-half of the film by adding the virus subplot, just in time for release.

7) What does 'fly with a force' mean?

9) This is actually the first I'm seeing of a Sabretooth reference. Would love to see an explanation.

14) Krrish has done that in the film previously as well. Not a new thing.

15) Read number 6 above.

17) Priya Mehra and Louis Lane are both married, therefore, her character is copied? Her character is nowhere close to Louis Lane.

Wow, you either have a very good memory or you are watching a pirated copy of Krrish to catalogue all the shots and scenes like that.

I will give my own list of my fav shots from what I remember:

Grade A*

1. The shapeshifting effects with Kaya were brilliant, these were by far my favorite effects in the movie. The first transformation with her arm bulging up and transforming into the doctors like the Hulk, the second transformation when she attempts to transform by melding into Krrish and the final transformation into the squid like creature. This was all top grade stuff.
2. The opening shot showing the vial containing the virus and the virus infecting the child's body body gradually was an incredibly classy act.
3. When Krrish injects the virus into his arm and the virus travels up his arm

Grade A

1. When Kaal tears the metal pieces telekinetically from the labs walls, circulates them around at high speed and then hurls them at Krrish.
2. When Kaal crushes the car into pieces, throws the pieces at the crowd, turns them around then aims them at Krrish standing on the statue, then Krrish repulses them with a shockwave effect
3. When Kaya(I think it was Kaya) is hurled back smashing from door to door

Grade B

1. The light rays bringing Krrish back to life
2. The light rays melting Kaal

Grade C

1. The mutant Striker, his elongated tongue and fight sequence with Krrish
2. The building and glass smashing effects
3. The collision between Kaal and Krrish
4. The vials of antidote exploding in the sky

Grade D

1. The cityscapes, Krrish and Kaal flying through the city
2. The plane rescue sequence, including the use of the pole to catapult himself onto the plane

I am trying to be as objective as possible. The cityscapes and flying through the city were the weakest CGI, but that is because it very expensive recreating an entire photorealistic cityscape.

1. Which game? Having a live character on CGI concrete is very generic. The context for this shot was Krrish chases the plane(like he chases the kite in the prequel) by leaping from building to building.
2. Krish jump as his hand shows up, possibly they are inspired by the shot from TASM, but Krrish is a different character to Spiderman. The shot you are referring to shows Krrish at the top of the glass skyscraper jumping off with his cape fluttering, that is definitely not in TASM. It is unfair to accuse another filmmaker of plagiarism by simply looking at a single second frame in isolation. If we went about doing this for any movie, every movie could be said to be a copy.
3. Krrish jumps, Spiderman swings through with his web. The effects, shot design and visualization is different. What makes Krrish an original superhero character is his prime ability is to make impossible jumps, and he gets from a place of low altitude to higher altitude by a series of jumps, building up momentum as he does does so. None of the Hollywood popular Superheros do that(Spiderman, Superman, Batman)
4. Ditto
5. Ditto, and the Superman rescue scene was far more spectacular and used more VFX and CGI. The Krrish scene is more simple, the landing gear has malfunctioned, Krrish jumps onto the plane to give it support. The graphics here were sketchy, not terrible, but not too impressive either. Also the interior of the plane and the crowd reaction was skimmed. This scene could have been done much better.
6. Virus spreading is nothing new, it has been done in countless movies for decades, even in Indian cinema most recently it was done in 7aum Arrivu, which I think Krrish took some of its inspiration from, as in that movie India is targeted by a virus that the Chinese government have conspired to bring into India. The original plot angle(at least I think it is not been done in any Hollywood films yet) is how big and powerful pharma companies sell antidotes, but also involved in conspiracy where they manufacture the virus themselves in the first place(this is a popular conspiracy theory)
7. This is vague, what do you mean by "He flies with a force"? ?
8. Krrish does not just capture a falling building, he captures it to save the innocent crowd below and a poignant scene of saving a baby from being crushed, while Kaal pummels him. This was actually a uniquely Indian movie moment.
9. Which mutant character was Saber tooth?
10. Yes, it is obvious Kaya is inspired by Mystique wrt to a shapeshifting femme fatelle, but it ends there. The way Mytisque shapeshifts and the way Kaya shapeshifts are completely different. Mystique is a blue creature, and Kaya in her original form is some squid like creature. The characters are also different, Mystique is an evil character. Kaya is just the loyal creation of Kaal, but has human emotions too and falls in love with Krrish(another unique Indian movie moment)
11. Toad, yeah this was a bit if a rip-off. I agree ice-cream chor angle with the slapstick routine was childish. The fight scene between Striker and Krrish was a not a rip off though, this was original visualization.
12. More inspiration and amalgamation than rip off
13. The "Cheetah lady" moves around in a whirlwind and Krrish captures her, you are relating this to when Sabertooth captures a character that teleports, we can already see a big difference in the characters. So is the Cheetha lady an original mutant character?
14. I have not seen Shaktiman, but from what I understand Shaktiman is a z grade children series that comes on Indian tv, so I doubt that Krrish 3 would be copying from there. Krrish coming to save Priya, is similar to Krrish coming to the rescue of Priya in the prequel. So there is continuity of themes.
15. Originally I thought this was taken from MoS as well, but this is debatable given the shooting of Krrish had ended before MoS released. So this means the sequences could have been done in postproduction, but given that the VFX were edited on location it hard to tell. In any case MoS was much more higher grade and spectacular that the fight scenes in Krrish 3(but I must confess I did fall asleep in Mos, so I must have missed a lot of action scenes)
16. This is funny, there are many movies where characters cannot find jobs or are unemployed, are they all copies of Spiderman?
17. Again a very generic theme to have a love interest of the superhero(Spiderman, Superman) In Krrish the love interest is actually married to Krrish, Krrish's advisor is his own father, and they are now joined by a child - again uniquely Indian movie moments. (Family values, Indian family traditions)
18. I have not seen the Dark Knight rises yet, I should, because the first one was fantastic. The Krrish statue scene was corny and it used as a pretext for that awful song God, Allah, Bhagwan.