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Jawan Movie: Full Review, क्या है ख़ास Shahrukh Khan की इस Movie में पूरी जानकारी।

इस साल की शुरुआत में Release हुई Pathaan movie से Shahrukh Khan ने करीब चार साल के ब्रेक के बाद जोरदार वापसी की थी। Film ने कमाई के पिछले सारे Record तोड़ दिए। बेशक Pathaan के बाद King Khan के चाहने वालों की उम्मीदें Jawan से काफी बढ़ गई हैं। Advance Booking के मामले में Jawan पहले ही Pathaan को पछाड़ चुकी है। Jawan की कहानी Film Jawan की कहानी के मुताबिक Azad (Shahrukh Khan) महिला जेल का जेलर…

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Dunki review

Spoilers for themes and tone below. Don't read if you want to go in cold. In short: recommended.

I can see now why none of the trailers for Dunki really did it for me. The second drop song Lutt Putt did though, and that was enough for me to think the trailers might be misrepresenting the film.

I was right. Or rather, it's not that they misrepresent the film, but they misdirect about what the actual journey is so that you're not spoiled.

The thing the trailers are working so hard to hide is that this is a tragedy. Yes, it has a lot of laugh-out-loud moments, especially in the first half. It also has some pointed satire as you'd expect from this director, and adventure, and a bit of action, and some rousing speeches. And romance of course, with SRK at his soulful best. It has all of that, and it's deftly done and very entertaining.

But we all should have known from the title that there was only one way a story like this could really end.

Dunki is about the bitterness of poverty, and how it strips people to their core character and forces them into making choices that change their lives forever. Even when that change leads to the best possible outcome - which it usually doesn't - it's at the price of bone deep regret that cannot be undone. It's life ruining.

Of Shah Ruhk Khan's three movies this year, I was bored by Pathaan, but could see why people were keen on it. In contrast, I was sold on Jawan from the first preview and adored it - a highlight of the year for me. But I didn't really get what all the fuss was about Dunki, and why people were so hyped about it.

I get it now. This director knows their stuff.

I'm not sure how big a hit Dunki will be, because I don't think it will be what people expect. It's not a feel-good Christmas movie. I got the vibe from people leaving the cinema that they enjoyed it, but weren't wowed.

I enjoyed it a lot - in a completely different way to Jawan, even though it has some thematic similarities. I need to mull Dunki over some more before I come to a final conclusion about it. Do I want to re-watch it? I think so, but maybe not for a while. It made me sad.

Dunki is a really entertaining movie and I recommend it, just be ready for a tragedy, not a romcom.

You'll laugh. You'll fall in love. You'll have your heart stomped on. It's a whole ride.

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Jailer (2023) Spoiler Review

If you like pure mass entertainment and a group of veteran actors kicking ass, you'll love Jailer.

I saw Rajni's Petta a while back and while I enjoyed some parts of it, I was largely frustrated towards the end. I also saw Nelson's (the director) Beast, and while it had a straightforward premise, some parts of it were eyebrow-raising (I still love the hallway shooting scene with Vijay, though, that was just hella cool even if it didn't make sense). So, when they announced a Nelson and Rajinikanth collaboration, I wasn't sure if I should bother watching.

I'm glad I watched it though. For one, the story isn't all over the place. The revenge angle and heist subplot made sense together.

The flashback revealing Rajini's days as a hard-core warden aka Jailer was pretty nice. I liked that his hair style looked like the one in his older movies. However, I really don't understand why the inmates liked him or became loyal to him. It was never showed what he did to make them turn over a new leaf. They just said he helped them, but we mainly saw him being extremely violent.

Okay, this is part where I reveal that I saw Jailer a day after I saw Jawan. I couldn't help comparing the action in both movies because the action in Jailer is so violent! I'm not complaining or cringing. I actually liked the over-the-top violence lmao. It's just that I was like "Oh, right, this is one of things I was waiting for in Jawan -- hyperviolence!" LMAO.

Anyway, I do love that the former inmates that helped him were veteran action stars from Kannada, Malayalam, and Hindi cinema: Shiva Rajkumar, Mohanlal and Jackie Shroff respectively. Bruh, I had goosebumps when Shiva R stepped into the house to protect Muthu's family while the Hukum song played!

Next, let's talk about the songs and bgm. "Hukum" really is such a banger of a song. And the style that they do, where they insert bits of the song's melody into cool scenes that build up and lead to the FULL SONG or at least CHORUS is such a great style because it makes you so hyped for the next badass scene!

Now, the family -- I honestly thought Rajni and Ramya Krishnan would have more romantic moments together since this is their reunion. Like, yes, they're grandparents now, but so what? It's always nice to see older people still doing romantic stuff with each other y'know.

Anyway, that twist with his son! I didn't expect them to go all the way with the betrayal but wow. It was really sad, but I liked that they went for that gut-wrenching story, too. Rajini is not much of a dramatic actor, but his performance was good for what the script called for. Also, his partnership with Yogi Babu was funny and nice. Also, those bald sharp-shooter guys! Their costume changes! That was so hilarious! And Varman's henchmen! The random funny characters and elements are really such a fun part of the mass experience.

All in all, Jailer is a really enjoyable movie for the whole family (if your kids are old enough to not be so desensitized to violence I guess).

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I saw Jawan today and ...

The last film I saw on a big screen was Ponniyin Selvan, Part 2, and before I went to see Jawan I had a talk with myself. "Self," I said, "although I don't know much about this movie, I know that it is not directed by one of India's greatest directors, nor is based on a classic series of novels, nor is the sequel to the previous film which had well-developed, memorable characters even in smaller roles, played by extremely good actors. So do not expect, Self, that this will give you the same kind of experience that the PS films did."

And with that said, no, this definitely didn't give me the same kind of experience but it was really fun to see one time in a theater with friends.

Big, big, VERY BIG ENORMOUS SPOILERS. Don't read if you haven't seen the film and you want to be unspoiled.

Much like my PS2 theatrical experience, I MISSED THE FIRST TEN MINUTES AGAIN, ARGH! I was counting on previews and they didn't have previews, I guess? However, I don't think I missed out on as much as I did by missing the first ten minutes of PS2.

There were lots of things I liked about Jawan, so I'm going to start with those:

The good:

It was fun seeing a bunch of South Indian actors like Priyamani and of course Nayanthara and Vijay Sethupathi. (More about them later.) Oh, and I did like the mini-Family Man reunion with Priyamani and the actress who plays her character's daughter Dhriti on that show :D (If only Manoj Bajpayee had been in this and/or Raj & DK had written the script, this would have been a different film altogether.)

SRK is very charming, but much more so in the second half when he was playing the much more age-appropriate Vikram Rathore. I'll get to why I liked Vikram Rathore more in the parts that I DISLIKED but I also loved that Vikram was very funny. (I always love when SRK is slightly taking the mickey out of himself which he did in the second half of the film. And I cracked up when he asked Suji if she was also his kid.) I would watch a whole entire movie of Vikram Rathore doing cool stuff.

I liked the girl gang concept a lot (I would have even liked it more if the boss had been Kaveri Amma and not SRK, but I don't think the movie would have ever been made if that were the case) and I liked all the individual actresses.

Nayanthara - she was fabulous as the task-force cop and looked so good doing action scenes. I love her.

Deepika Padukone - she's so gorgeous and I had some Om Shanti Om vibes with this, which is a movie that I really love. And the emotional parts were pretty good too.

While the political messaging was extremely heavy-handed, I did like that it came up in the movie, especially the part about voting. (When they stole the voting machines, I couldn't help but wonder if the scriptwriters had been listening to any of the insane election 2020 denialism in the US :P Was Hugo Chavez behind any of this? :P) However, maybe the script would have been tighter if they had targeted ONE social ill, instead of all of them?

Vijay Sethupathi - I will always just really like him whatever he's doing, because I'm like a duckling about movies and I imprint on actors based on what I first saw them in*, and I saw VJS in Farsi first, and loved him in that. SO ...

There was enough humor that I didn't feel like it was entirely taking itself seriously which is important in this kind of a film (though you didn't have to show people rolling around laughing to cue us to laugh, director Atlee!!) Let your script do its thing, dude! (Oh, wait, I forgot that the script was ... the script that it was. Which brings me to the bad):

The bad:

I'm sorry but the de-aging VFX for SRK was honestly a bit creepy - people drag Nayanthara for having work done, but I'll take her still-human face over the plastic-y face Azad. When he pulled the bald sock thing off his head, I really thought he was going to peel off his entire face and show "normally aged SRK" but nope!

I just threw up my hands and laughed when they discovered Deepika was pregnant just by taking her pulse. Why do they even make pregnancy tests, am I right? And I don't know about India, but surely they would have you know, taken her blood group etc. when she was first incarcerated?

Which brings me to my VAST apology to all Tamil movies in which I have shaken my head in disbelief that a man who repeatedly has his head whacked with a metal bar or banged into a concrete pillar doesn't even have a concussion, let alone a skull fracture. No, compared to Jawan, you are all PINNACLES of realism! Because SRK was shot five times, thrown out of an airplane that was above the cloudline, fell into a body of water and didn't break any bones, AND banged his head on a rock and apparently just suffered some slight amnesia. Um, ok then! (I think the part where the dude finds him and says he's keeping his promise to Azad might have been in the first ten minutes that I missed, so maybe there's some explanation for why he didn't die - but for now, I just have to assume he was the incarnation of Grigorii Rasputin. And I will almost certainly never watch this movie a second time, so it will just have to remain a mystery unless someone can explain to me in the comments or something.

The music was completely forgettable. There wasn't a single song that I can even remember the tune of, nothing catchy, no memorable lyrics etc. That WAS disappointing.

Random new subplots that made NO SENSE. Like what was the whole thing about stealing the elections with mafia money? Why was that even in there? And if it had to be in there, why didn't the SRKs just leave him to the mercy of those people who would have murdered him inventively for losing their money? And if they just wanted SRKs to kill him the way he got Aishwarya killed, then why include that subplot? None of that subplot made any sense at all. (Actually very little of that plot made any sense.)

Another thing was the women's jail/rest home. If that is prison, I am surprised more people weren't clamoring to be incarcerated. It looked much nicer than living on a farm. It was super clean and they seemed to have a ton of freedom even before Azad became the warden.

The way Nayanthara was completely sidelined in the second half. I also have no idea why she decided to marry SRK after five minutes. (And they totally stole her costumes in Chaliye from the Kannala Kannala song in "Thani Oruvan" - a far, far better song than any of the songs in Jawan. (See below)

So all in all, I did enjoy the film and I'm glad I saw it, despite its flaws. But this is not a rewatch for the nuances type of film!

*Kay Kay Menon, Tabu, and Shahid Kapoor fan for life because I first saw them in Haider. Which is definitely the best movie Shahid Kapoor has ever made, but Farzi was really excellent too and Shahid and Kay Kay were in it alongside VJS. Watch eeeeeeet!

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Jawan

Finished Watching: 2/13/2025

Genre: Action, Crime, Drama Thriller

Rating: 🌟🌟🌟/5 (3/5)

Expectations: I was so excited for this movie, not because of anything that I've heard about it, but specifically because I'm an SRK fan. However, the film actually wasn't as good as I expected it to be. I just thought it would be a favorite because of Shah Rukh Khan, but it actually was not.

Not a Favorite

Summary: Vikram is driven by a desire to fix societal wrongs and ruin a business man named Kalee who is behind these societal wrongs. He holds the government accountable through his demands and sets the stage for his biggest take down.

Thoughts (*SPOILERS*):

This movie was a lot darker than expected. Also a lot more graphic. I watched the director's cut of the movie (on Netflix) so I'm not sure how many of the scenes were in both.

The first part was confusing but I saw people that I thought were Nepali. They later turned out to be just a broad North Eastern Indian tribe, but I was so excited at the fact that I was being represented, so Bollywood please just add more types of south asian people. Watching that scene I already knew what kind of movie it was going to be (or thought I did) and got a little more excited. I usually like a good revenge story where the one who's the "beaten down" dude fights back.

The first hostage scenario was absolutely insane. I didn't know what to expect as I went into the movie raw dogging it. I just didn't know what the movie was about except for the fact he was a police officer and a villain-esque character. My roommate and I were watching this part together and we lost it when he shot a woman. When the backstory was explained and they showed people hanging themselves I kind of then knew, "oh shit this is like an actual psa sort of movie." And when people loved him instead of hating him, I cheered. Like literally, when the kid left the train wearing his bandages, I lost my shit like crazy.

The second hostage scenario was also quite insane, but this one hurt me a lot more. I work closely with kids and seeing them suffer even on screen actually had me letting out a sob. It wasn't as crazy as the first one, but was definitely more grounding, especially when it started to sink in that these probably weren't far off from real stories. I realized that, and then got a little sad for the rest of the movie.

The backstory of Azad really got me, especially when the kid saw his mom dead. That shit was brutal. But beyond that, it made the main character more lovable, when it really didn't need to. Felt like it was a bit overkill, but whatever. I think this part was added to the people who might have been like "yEaH bUt He'S bReAkInG tHe LaW." Like no shit Sherlock, that's the point.

The final hostage situation was I think the best part, especially when it comes to this movie being a psa for voting. Azad stealing the voting machines was quite the turn that I didn't expect. I should have expected it but I didn't.

The sub-plot of the romance kind of turned me off a bit, especially with the kid involved, until later. When I figured out who the woman was and what was kind of happening, I just zoned out for those parts until the Narmada turned to the "dark" side.

All in all, I liked the movie a lot. It could have been done with a lot less bloody battles and shit. But especially with more recent societal events in the USA, I think this movie is a great PSA movie. I also wish that there were more heroes like Azad out there.

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Think You Know Bollywood? Here’s How to Play & Win Big with a Bollywood Movie Quiz!

Hey Bollywood fans! If you’ve always considered yourself the ultimate Bollywood expert, here’s your chance to prove it. It’s time to dive into the exhilarating world of the Bollywood Movie Quiz! Whether you’re a die-hard fan of classic films, a lover of modern blockbusters, or someone who’s memorized every iconic dialogue, the Bollywood Movie Quiz is your chance to show off your knowledge. And the best part? You can win some amazing prizes along the way! So grab your popcorn, get comfy, and let’s get started on this thrilling cinematic adventure.

The Excitement of the Bollywood Movie Quiz

Imagine this: You’re gathered with friends, the lights dimmed, and excitement fills the room. Everyone’s ready, snacks are in hand, and the challenge begins — who’s the true Bollywood aficionado? The Bollywood Movie Quiz is designed to test your knowledge of everything Bollywood, from legendary film quotes to behind-the-scenes facts. With every question, you’ll be on the edge of your seat, trying to recall the most iconic moments from your favorite films.

Why Play the Bollywood Movie Quiz?

Thinking why to play a Bollywood movie quiz? It could have 2 reasons.

Express Your Bollywood Expertise: This is your moment to shine. You’ve spent countless nights binge-watching movies, memorizing songs, and quoting dialogues. Now, you get to flaunt that knowledge in a Bollywood Movie Quiz! Whether it’s the classics like Sholay or the latest hits like Jawan, this quiz covers everything from film history to the latest releases.

Win Epic Prizes: Who doesn’t love a bit of competition? Many Bollywood Movie Quiz platforms come with exciting rewards like movie merchandise, exclusive movie screenings, or gift cards. So not only will you have fun showcasing your film knowledge, but you’ll also have the chance to take home some cool prizes!

How to Get Started with the Bollywood Movie Quiz?

So, are you ready to jump into the action? Here’s how you can start playing the Bollywood Movie Quiz:

1 Find Your Quiz Platform: Look for platforms like Fanizm where you can easily access a variety of Bollywood Movie Quiz formats. Whether you’re chilling at home or on the go, these quizzes are always there to test your Bollywood knowledge.

Gather Your Squad: Make it a fun night out! Invite your friends over for a Bollywood Movie Quiz night. You can even add a twist by dressing up as your favorite Bollywood characters or recreating iconic scenes from your favorite movies. The more, the merrier!

Select Your Quiz Format: Whether it’s multiple-choice questions, true/false rounds, or image-based challenges where you guess the movie from a still, there’s a quiz for everyone. Each format brings its own level of excitement to the Bollywood Movie Quiz, so you’ll never get bored.

Keep Score and Compete: As you answer questions, track your scores to see who’s leading. You can even create a leaderboard for extra bragging rights! Every correct answer in the Bollywood Movie Quiz brings you closer to the top.

Celebrate Your Wins: After each round, celebrate with your friends and enjoy the moment. You can reward the winners with small prizes, or simply cheer them on like they just won an Oscar!

Insider Tips for Winning the Bollywood Movie Quiz

Want to take home the win in your next Bollywood Movie Quiz? Here are some tips to help you score big:

Brush Up on Film History: While the latest blockbusters are essential, don’t forget to dive into Bollywood’s rich history. Classic films, iconic directors, and award-winning movies are often featured in the Bollywood Movie Quiz, so make sure you know your stuff.

Memorize Iconic Dialogues: Every Bollywood lover knows that dialogues are a huge part of the charm. From “Mogambo khush hua!” to “Kitne aadmi the?”, practice these legendary lines and watch your score soar in the Bollywood Movie Quiz.

Stay Updated on New Releases: The Bollywood industry is always buzzing with fresh films and new stars. Keep an eye on the latest releases, and you’ll be ready for any question that comes your way in the Bollywood Movie Quiz.

Fanizm: One of the Best Bollywood Movie Quiz APP

With Fanizm, you can play real-time games focused on the latest movies, putting your film knowledge to the test against friends and fellow fans. Participate in engaging quizzes at fixed times, igniting that competitive thrill as you race to answer questions about your favourite films. But it gets even better — turn your passion for cinema into real money! With Fanizm movie quiz app, not only do you get to showcase your Bollywood expertise, but you also have the chance to win exciting cash rewards.

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Baby John Movie Review: BABY JOHN is a mass entertainer which works

Baby John Review {3.5/5} & Review Rating

Star Cast: Varun Dhawan, Keerthy Suresh, Wamiqa Gabbi

Director: Kalees

Baby John Movie Review Synopsis: BABY JOHN is the story of a protective father. John D’Silva (Varun Dhawan), a restaurateur, stays in Alappuzha, Kerala with his daughter Khushi (Zara Zyanna). He dotes on her and is bringing her up with the right values. John forms a bond with Khushi's teacher Tara (Wamiqa Gabbi). Tara takes John's help, without his knowledge, when she rescues a girl and approaches the cops. John is aghast when he learns about Tara’s actions due to his past with the police force. A complaint is filed against a dreaded henchman, Boss (Jaffer Sadiq). Assuming that John complained to the police and that he’s a common man, Boss and his men attack him. But John turns out to be a beast. He finishes them off ruthlessly. Tara sees him attacking the goons and learns that he's none other than Satya Verma, who was once the DCP and the husband of Dr. Meera (Keerthy Suresh). But his confrontation with Nanaji (Jackie Shroff) proves to be a turning point in his life. Hence, he decides to leave the force and live as a common man. What happens next forms the rest of the film.

Baby John Movie Story Review: Atlee's story is massy but also a bit outdated. Kalees's screenplay tries to rise above the plot and is infused with mass moments. However, the writing could have been better. Sumit Arora's dialogues add to the mass touch.

Kalees's direction is commercial. The film is mounted on a huge scale and it has been handled appropriately. The bond shared by the father and the daughter is adorable while the romantic track also has its moments. But the best is reserved for the mass elevation scenes. The scenes that are memorable are John attacking the goons at night, Satya and Meera’s first meeting, Satya searching for Amba (Snigddha Suman) and what happens thereafter. The pre-interval block is when the film goes on another level and it’ll be greeted with whistles and claps. Post-interval, Satya’s meeting with the parents and the shootout at his residence stand out. The scene of Bhima Rane (Shrikant Yadav) and the North Eastern kid is well thought out.

On the flipside, BABY JOHN comes too late in the day as it gives a déjà vu of SIMMBA [2018], JAWAN [2023] etc. The execution is overall satisfactory but in some places, it's haphazard. The product placement of Center Fresh and Astral Pipes is quite in-your-face. But the biggest issue is that of the writing. BABY JOHN is a remake of THERI, which arrived 8 years ago. A lot has changed since then in terms of tastes and trends and Atlee should have aligned the script accordingly. Moreover, the hero vs villain equation is not convincing. Usually, the villain needs to be so powerful that the audience should wonder how the hero would defeat him. But in BABY JOHN, the hero becomes all-powerful once he harms Nanaji big time and doesn’t face consequences from the police department or the government. Nana takes revenge much later. But by then, it becomes clear that Satya can finish Nanaji, whenever he wants. This aspect severely impacts the goings-on.

Baby John – Trailer | Atlee | Varun Dhawan, Keerthy Suresh, Wamiqa Gabbi, Jackie Shroff

Baby John Movie Review Performances: Varun Dhawan delivers a sincere performance and excels in the action and emotional scenes. However, it’s not convincing to show him as a DCP as he seems young for that position. Ideally, there should have been a reason why he managed to rise through the ranks so early in his life. Keerthy Suresh makes a superb debut in Bollywood and has an arresting screen presence. Wamiqa Gabbi, as expected, rocks the show, albeit in a supporting role. Jackie Shroff looks menacing and does a brilliant job. But he’s let down by the writing. Zara Zyanna is adorable. However, a few of her dialogues are not audible properly. Jaffer Sadiq is apt for the part. Shrikant Yadav lends able support. Rajpal Yadav (Ram Sevak) is seen in a different avatar and would be loved by the audience. Sheeba Chaddha (Madhvi Verma; Satya's mother) is dependable as always. Zakir Hussain (Baldev Patil) and Prakash Belawadi (Yashraj Mukherjee) are strictly okay. Omkar Das Manikpuri (Badrinath) and Mona Ambegaonkar (the doctor who tries to revive Amba) are fair. Lastly, Salman Khan’s cameo is quite entertaining.

Baby John movie music and other technical aspects: Thaman S's music is not of chartbuster variety. The title song is the only song that stands out. 'Nain Matakka' is well picturized while 'Pikley Pom' is passable. 'Bandobast' is too similar to 'Zinda Banda'.  'Hazaar Baar' and 'Gudda Guddi' are forgettable. Thaman S's background score is energetic.

Kiran Koushik's cinematography is satisfactory. Anl Arasu, Stunt Silva, Anbariv, Yannick Ben, Sunil Rodrigues, Kaloyan Vodenicharov, Manohar Verma, and Bronwin October's action is violent but works well in a film like this. T Muthuraj's production design is rich. Sheetal Iqbal Sharma's costumes are appropriate while Shruthi Manjari's costumes for Keerthy Suresh are appealing. NY VFXWaala's VFX is superior. Ruben's editing could have been slicker, especially in the first half.

Baby John Movie Review Conclusion: On the whole, BABY JOHN is a mass entertainer which works due to the clapworthy moments, the message, Varun Dhawan’s energetic performance and the cameo by Salman Khan. At the box office, the film will benefit owing to the long holiday period and no competition until Republic Day.

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Dunki Full Movie Review

Director - Rajkumar Hirani Writers - Abhijat JoshiRajkumar HiraniKanika Dhillon Starscast - Taapsee PannuRyan CretneyPriya Sindher A soldier, Hardayal Singh Dhillon (Shah Rukh Khan) takes on an arduous and audacious mission, of helping a group of friends realise their dream of going to England. It seems like an impossible task because neither do they have a visa or nor can they can afford a ticket. And It is the start of a journey that promises to change all their lives forever. 'Dunki's' story is an emotional one - rolling in friendship, romance, heart-broken and heart-warming moments all into one. Manu and Hardy's tender love story unfolds from Laltu to London and back.. And in trademark Hirani style, there are dollops of comedy which is laced with satire to make it an entertaining ride, along with the strong message the film brings forth. Although the take on the issue is simplistic and sometimes the humour is iffy. The expansive narrative (Abhijat Joshi, Rajkumar Hirani, Kanika Dhillon) not only crosses borders and landscapes but also has a 25-year time leap. After two back-to-back blockbusters, Pathaan and Jawan, Shah Rukh Khan's 'Dunki' comes riding on huge expectations. And it marks the first collaboration between Rajkumar Hirani and Khan. Stepping out of the action-hero mould he donned in his first two outings this year, with 'Dunki', Hirani gives us a wholesome Shah Rukh Khan - he's charming, romantic, funny and pulls off some mean action sequences too. There are meta references and a hat-tip to some of Khan's iconic cinematic moments. Overall, 'Dunki' is a wholesome entertainer that's rousing, relevant, romantic and about returning to your roots.

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Varun Dhawan’s Upcoming Action Thriller 'Baby John' Draws Attention as an Official Remake of Atlee’s 'Theri'

Varun Dhawan’s upcoming movie, Baby John, has taken the spotlight as a much-anticipated action drama of 2024. Not only is this Varun’s 18th film, but it also marks his collaboration with Jawan director Atlee, who is producing and presenting the movie. Directed by A. Kaliswaran, Baby John is set for a grand release on December 25, 2024, across India. With Atlee’s involvement, fans are expecting an…

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South movie 2024

As the Indian film industry continues to evolve, South movies in 2024 are set to captivate audiences with their innovative storytelling and stellar performances. With highly anticipated releases from acclaimed directors and talented stars, fans can expect a diverse range of genres, from action-packed thrillers to heartwarming dramas. Notable films like "Jawan 2" and "K.G.F: Chapter 3" are generating significant buzz, promising to deliver unforgettable cinematic experiences. Keep an eye out for these blockbuster hits, as they redefine entertainment and showcase the unparalleled creativity of South Indian cinema in 2024!

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What’s New and Noteworthy in Bollywood?

Bollywood never stops shining with all the new and interesting developments. Through movies like "Pathaan" and "Jawan" topping the charts and getting positive reviews, recent releases have captured the attention of customers. There are also upcoming schemes that include high-profile partnerships and extremely anticipated debuts by up-and-coming performers. There is a dynamic shift in cinematic trends, as seen by the abundance of new content available in the industry. This includes inventive narrative and a wide range of genres. To further enrich the cultural environment, a number of Bollywood artists are gaining attention for their social media presence and charitable endeavors. Watch out for these changes as Bollywood develops and grows.

Recently Released Films: Marvelous Advancements in the Motion Picture Business

Thrilling changes in the world of cinema aficionados are probable to captivate audiences worldwide, and the latest movie news is no exception. The movie occupational is constantly bustling with activity, from ground-breaking novel releases to fascinating behind-the-scenes glimpses. An indication of the most noteworthy new movie releases and popular media levels that are presently making headlines is provided here.

Latest News on New Films: What's Up Next?

There is a lot to look forward to in the world of new movie updates. With innovative storylines and outstanding performances, recently released films have captivated audiences. Buzz is building around highly anticipated titles like "The Marvels" and "Dune: Part Two." These movies promise to give remarkable cinematic experiences and are anticipated to combine action, adventure, and dramatic storytelling on the big screen. Furthermore, a number of independent films and documentaries are becoming more popular since they present distinctive viewpoints and creative narrative approaches.

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What's Hot Right Now in Trending Media News?

The convergence of popular culture and entertainment is frequently highlighted in trending media stories. Recent developments include social media's expanding impact on movie promotion and the emergence of streaming services as significant players in the movie distribution space. Film marketing and reception are changing because of celebrities interrelating with fans on social media sites similar Instagram and TikTok and promoting their most recent activities. Moreover, the propagation of virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technology is transforming the cinematic knowledge by providing immersive and interactive entertainment selections for viewers.

Bollywood News: A Quick Look at Indian Film

According to Bollywood news, there is a creative and innovative boom going on in the Indian film industry. With great fanfare, new Bollywood films starring well-known actors and directors are being launched. Not only have films like "Jawan" and "Pathaan" conquered theaters, but they have also generated conversation on other media stages. Newcomers are contributing novel viewpoints and vivacity to the Bollywood industry, which is seeing an inflow of fresh talent. Talks about the development of Bollywood film, particularly how it has adapted to international trends and shaped cultural narratives, are as popular as new releases.

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God Of Violence - BHAIYYA JI: The Revenge Of A Big Brother!

This is the story of an elder brother’s love for his younger brother and his vengeance for his younger brother’s murder. Feared gangster Ram Charan Tripathi a.k.a Bhaiyya Ji (Manoj Bajpayee) retires from the crime world. His younger brother who used to be a good guy, diametrically opposite to him, gets killed during an argument by the son of an influential Gujjar, Abhimanyu Singh (Jatin Goswami). Check out this raw and violent revenge action-thriller as Bhaiyya Ji roars to avenge his brother’s death which shakes the entire crime world! Co-produced by Vinod Bhanushali and Manoj Bajpayee, and co-written and directed by Apoorv Singh Karki, Bhaiyya Ji is blasting the theaters from May 24, 2024! Get Ready To Witness The Desi Machismo: Introducing Manoj Bajpayee as Bhaiyya Ji! https://youtu.be/y-XIMzKOWg4?si=biszCp0sWdudOeWe Raw, Rustic, And Massy Dhamaka! Bhaiyya Ji (2024) Official Trailer: https://youtu.be/BTG7TVVD_ys?si=E4T2cnAkBvxps8lF The Good: If you love violence and intense raw action, Bhaiyya Ji is a movie you wouldn’t want to miss out on! Remember the crime-thriller series Mirzapur? Well, if you want to watch that two-season web series in the form of a 2-hour and 15-minute movie, then look no further. You will visualize the same blood-curdling tale of revenge and violent action in Bhaiyya Ji as you did in Mirzapur. The only difference is this time it is Manoj Bajpayee who mesmerizes the audience with his incredibly powerful titular character of the retired crime lord. In terms of violence, Manoj Bajpayee has surpassed even the most violent action heroes in Hindi cinema. I have to say Bajpayee is a true character actor. If you had seen him as a nerdy advocate in the 2023 legal drama “Sirf Ek Bandaa Kaafi Hai”, you would have been astounded by how he has completely transformed himself into the character of a fearful and violent gangster in this 2024 action-thriller. Besides, the entire movie rests on Bajpayee’s shoulders. His unique body language, raw expressions, and threatening dialogue delivery give the screenplay an exciting takeoff! If you ask me, I am indeed surprised by Manoj Bajpayee’s comeback to the big screen as a violent character. The raw and intimidating action scenes in Bhaiyaa Ji appear to even surpass those in Shah Rukh Khan’s “Pathaan” and “Jawan”. Zoya Hussain opposite Bajpayee gives an equally powerful performance. Bhaiyya Ji Ka Bhaukaal: “Baagh Ka Kareja” (Heart Of A Tiger) Track Featuring Manoj Bajpayee! https://youtu.be/FwKDTtGO7FU?si=RnCFAAvOnfAG_Bhf Suvinder Vicky as Gujjar Chandrabhan Singh is the lead antagonist in this movie. His performance is intriguing. The filming was done mainly in Uttar Pradesh, India. The sets indicate local district areas and the cinematic style has the pleasing retro essence of an original Hindi movie. The Bad: It’s an absolute war meant for daring men to watch only! A clear warning, this movie is not made for women and children as it is filled with extremely abusive language, blood, and gore. I would suggest to those who like watching interesting story-based dramas that you do not watch this film. Bhaiyya Ji as a film relies on its presentation and not the story. From the beginning till the end, this film will build up its screenplay such that it proceeds toward a devastating, bloody, and gory climax. Not that the story is fast-paced. At times, certain unnecessarily extended monotonous scenes may appear boring to you. The editing could have been better. https://youtu.be/RMXmQanPCcY?si=bjkTrLKGEP1LUyLf The Verdict: After the courtroom drama “Sirf Ek Bandaa Kaafi Hai”, Manoj Bajpayee once again reunites with writer and director Apoorv Singh Karki to present a blood-curdling action-thriller! However, the plot is very predictable as you will know from the beginning itself what's going to happen in the climax. Not for the faint-hearted but Bhaiyya Ji is for real men to watch. So, build up your courage, and don’t miss out on Manoj Bajpayee in his fierce and lethal avatar! Destruction Reloaded! https://youtu.be/_AFj6Zb7A5w?si=2wqCVKBJhHgrYwxE Read the full article

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Amy Jackson Wraps Up Shooting for Action-Packed Thriller ‘Crakk’: Release Date, Cast, Director?

In a thrilling turn of events, British actress Amy Jackson took to Instagram on Friday to announce the completion of her upcoming action thriller film, 'Crakk.' The actress not only shared her excitement but also expressed gratitude for the overwhelmingly positive response received for the film's teaser. With a global cinematic release scheduled for February 23, 2024, 'Crakk' is gearing up to be a cinematic spectacle like no other. Housefull 5: Nora Fatehi to Join Akshay Kumar in the Upcoming Comedy Franchise Shah Rukh Khan’s Dunki vs. Prabhas’ Salaar: Is SRK’s Magic Fading? Salaar Box Office Record: Prabhas’s Movie Makes History, Beats Shah Rukh Khan’s Jawan

The Final Wrap

In a series of captivating pictures, Amy Jackson shared the news of 'Crakk' reaching its production finale. Holding the film's clapboard with the words "It's a wrap," Amy exuded satisfaction with the culmination of the project. The actress captioned the post, "2023. It’s been a good one. Thank you for all the epic reviews and feedback for the first drop of #CRAKK - in cinemas worldwide 23rd February 2024." https://www.instagram.com/p/C1Jtdu2rgSJ/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Stellar Cast

'Crakk' boasts a stellar cast, with Amy Jackson in a prominent role alongside action-packed stalwarts Vidyut Jammwal, Arjun Rampal, and the sensational Nora Fatehi. This ensemble promises an electrifying on-screen experience, blending talent and charisma seamlessly. https://www.instagram.com/p/C0_PyG-CEMK/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MjM0N2Q2NDBjYg==

Director's Vision

Directed by Aditya Datt, the recently unveiled teaser of 'Crakk' received a positive response from audiences, building anticipation for the film's release. Described as a survival thriller, 'Crakk' explores the journey of a man from the slums of Mumbai to the high-stakes world of extreme underground sports.

The Creative Minds Behind 'Crakk'

'Crakk' is presented by Reliance Entertainment and produced by Action Hero Films and PZ Pictures. The film is jointly produced by Vidyut Jammwal, Parag Sanghvi, Adi Sharmaa, and Aditya Chowksey. This collaboration of creative minds hints at a cinematic spectacle that combines gripping storytelling with high-octane action sequences.

Worldwide Release

The much-anticipated 'Crakk' is scheduled to hit theaters worldwide on February 23, 2024. As the countdown begins, fans are eagerly awaiting the adrenaline-pumping experience promised by this action-packed thriller.

Vidyut and Aditya Datt's Reunion

A noteworthy aspect of 'Crakk' is the reunion of the dynamic duo Vidyut and director Aditya Datt after their collaboration on Commando 3. This adds an extra layer of excitement, considering the success of their previous venture. https://www.instagram.com/p/C0qxBhBiyV3/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MjM0N2Q2NDBjYg==

From Slums to Extreme Underground Sports

According to a statement, 'Crakk' unfolds the journey of a man from the slums of Mumbai "to the world of extreme underground sports." This intriguing premise sets the stage for a gripping narrative that transcends conventional boundaries.

Teaser's Impact

A few days earlier, the makers had released the teaser of the film, introducing us to Vidyut, a man from the slums of Mumbai embarking on a journey into the dark and dangerous world of underground sports. As the film's tagline reads, it is imperative to win this game, as only victory can promise the participants' lives. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1EBXt83hIs&ab_channel=T-Series

Behind the Scenes

Aditya Datt, known for his directorial ventures like Aashiq Banaya Apne (2005) and Table No. 21 (2013), brings his creative vision to 'Crakk.' The collaboration between the director and the cast raises expectations for a film that combines riveting storytelling with visually stunning sequences.

Production Details

'Crakk' is produced by Vidyut’s production banner, Action Hero Films. Rehan Khan and Sarim Momin have penned the screenplay and dialogues for the film. With cinematography by Mark Hamilton and music by Mithoon, Tanishk Bagchi, and Vikram Montrose, 'Crakk' promises to be a cinematic treat for both action enthusiasts and movie lovers.

Mark Your Calendars

As the anticipation builds up, mark your calendars for February 23, 2024, when 'Crakk' is set to hit theaters. Brace yourselves for an adrenaline-fueled experience that transcends boundaries and takes you on a rollercoaster ride of emotions and thrills. In conclusion, Amy Jackson's announcement of completing the shooting for 'Crakk' has set the stage for an exciting cinematic experience. With a stellar cast, a visionary director, and a gripping storyline, the film is poised to captivate audiences worldwide. The countdown to February 23, 2024, has begun, and fans can hardly wait to witness the high-octane action unfold on the big screen. Q1: When is 'Crakk' scheduled for release? Ans: 'Crakk' is set to hit theaters worldwide on February 23, 2024. Q2: Who stars alongside Amy Jackson in 'Crakk'? Ans: The film features a stellar cast, including Vidyut Jammwal, Arjun Rampal, and Nora Fatehi. Q3: What is the genre of 'Crakk'? Ans: 'Crakk' is described as a survival thriller, exploring the world of extreme underground sports. Q4: Who is the director of 'Crakk'? Ans: Aditya Datt, known for films like Aashiq Banaya Apne and Table No. 21, directs 'Crakk.' Q5: Who has produced 'Crakk'? Ans: The film is presented by Reliance Entertainment and produced by Action Hero Films and PZ Pictures. Also checkout: Read the full article

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Jawan (2023) Full Movie Original Multi Audio 720p HDRip Download

Jawan (2023) Full Movie Original Multi Audio 720p HDRip Download

Imdb Ratings :8.3/10

Director : "Atlee"

Top Cast : Shah Rukh Khan, Nayanthara, Sanya Malhotra, Priyamani

Release : September 7, 2023 (India)

Type : Action, Thriller

Languages: Hindi ORG + Tamil + Telugu

Jawan Movie StoryLine

Jawan is a tamil movie though shahrukh khan's original language is hindi but he acted in tamil language jawan movie and besides that there are some other characters who spoke in tamil language, even though it is a tamil language movie, the movie is being released in all over India with dubbing in all languages ​​and they are very much in it. Shah Rukh Khan's Pathan movie was coming before the release of jawan movie but this movie was not so much hit but with the release of jawan movie, Tolpar gota in some other countries including India.

Jawan Movie 2023

The movie was released first in Tamil in India and along with its release in Tamil, it was released in Hindi along with Telugu in India and it sold a lot of tickets compared to other movies, moreover it was released in Kolkata, India on the same day, it is known to be released in some other districts including Dhaka in Bangladesh. Jawan movie this movie is shahrukh khan's last movie many say but shahrukh khan never said this is my last movie.

Jawan Story

Jawan is said to be more Hindi language actresses and actors than Tamil among shahrukh khan, Nayabthara, Sanya Malhotra and Priyamani, the movie will see shahrukh khan double role an older shahrukh and another young shahrukh khan and in both the movie the hero part. Older shahrukh khan plays the part of father and younger shahrukh khan plays the role of son and one is usually a policeman and one is a mafia and with this a big story is told. Atlee made the movie very high quality.

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