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Actor- Shreyas Talpade, Parambrata Chatterjee, Ashish Vidyarthi, Chhaya KadamDirector- Jayaprad DesaiSeries- Hindi, Sport, Drama, BiographyTime- 2 hours 13 minutesRating- 3.5 / 5The storyDo you believe in miracles? We have built many assumptions in life. Praveen Tambe breaks these assumptions and does what is no less than a miracle. The story of Praveen Tambe's struggle is magical. Praveen Tambe is the first Indian to make his international debut at the age of 40. Shreyas Talpade has played the role of Praveen Tambe on screen. This story will inspire you. The film is based on the struggle and confidence of a player.ReviewIf you have a mind, go to Malwa, Siddhi will go to it, you will sweat it, you may have heard many such sayings. But Praveen Tambe is a living example of all these sayings. At the age of 41, he started his international cricket career with the Indian Premier League. His intention was not to make money, but he only wanted to play in the Ranji Trophy once.This sports drama film by Jayaprad Desai teaches that one should believe in possibilities. This is the story of a stubborn heart, which overcomes all obstacles. These types of sports films usually start with a win and then show the journey to get there or vice versa. But the film begins with a back shot of a Mystery Man. This Mystery Man is Parambrata Chattopadhyaya. Then the story of the film goes on and then you will understand why these were the opening scenes. The plot of the film revolves around Praveen Tambe in the 1980s and 1990s. The story goes on to say that he scored a hat trick in 2014.Movie Review: Sharmaji NamkeenThere are no drama-filled climax scenes here compared to other sports drama films. Author Kiran Yadnopavit has given more importance to emotional factors than technical things. However, it would have been better if the writer-director had highlighted the politics of the game of cricket. As a cricketer, Praveen Tambe faced his moral dilemmas, caring for an elderly mother, taking care of a wife and 3 children, all these things could be included in the film. The story of this film could have been better presented.Shreyas Talpade is a good actor. He did a very good job in the sports drama Iqbal. On the screen, he has beautifully portrayed emotions like restraining anger, frustrating hope, etc. Being a Marathi, it can easily reflect the daily life of a Mumbaikar. Like Iqbal, this time too Shreyas had a great opportunity where he could shock everyone with his acting, but he missed this time.Movie Review: AttackParambrata has done well in many films recently. In this film too, he has shocked everyone with his acting in Gray Shade. Ashish Vidyarthi plays an offbeat coach whose character is neither white nor black. Anjali Patil has played the role of Mrs. Tambe well in the film.Read Next StoryMovie Review: Attack .

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Actors: Akshay Kumara, Kriti Senan, Jacqueline Fernandes, Arshad Warsi, Pankaj Tripathi, Sanjay Mishra Director: Fardah Samji Category: Hindi, Action, Comedy, Crime Time: 2 hours, 29 minutes Rating: 2.5 / 5 In Corona's time, it was the super star Akshay Kumar who first made the theaters breathe through big earning films like 'Bell Bottom' and then 'Suryavanshi'. Now Kheladi Kumar has brought a remake of 2014 Tamil movie 'Jigarthanda' with 'Bachchan Paandey'. In director Farhad Samji's film, Akshay Kumar plays a don who has not only one eye but also a heart of stone. The film, which will be released on the occasion of Holi, has all the spice of entertainment, but still the film has failed to hold. The story The story begins in an interesting way. Assistant director Myra (Kriti Senan) is dreaming of becoming an independent director and to fulfill her dream she wants to make a name for herself by making a biopic of a gangster. After researching on many thugs from across the country, he finally reaches Badhwa, where the fear of gangster Bachchan Pandey has spread. Myra also has a friend Vishu (Arshad Warsi) who wants to be an actor. Badhwa is a place in North India where chaos reigns. Here in the bazaar, thugs launder the police and burn the journalist alive. The mafia here only knows the language of bullets and the leader of these notorious thugs is Bachchan Pandey (Akshay Kumar). Chasing Bachchan Pandey's life, Myra and Vishu embark on a bloody roller-coaster, where killing is as common as killing a mosquito. In the story, there are many insidious people like Bachchan Pandey gang's pendulum, Baffaria uncle, Kandi. You have to watch the film to know if Myra can make a film on the ruthless Bachchan Pandey playing bloody Holi. Review The biggest problem with Farhad Samji's film, which has directed films like 'Entertainment' and 'Housefull 3', is that viewers have seen so much in the trailer that they do not get the feeling of 'Picture Abhi Baki Hai' while watching the film. The film manages to entertain as well as inform. The director has spent all the time of the first half developing the character of Bachchan Pandey, so the pace of the film seems to be slow. Fortunately, many turns and twists in the second half as well as Pankaj Tripathi's entry saved the film. There are many flaws in the screenplane. The editing of the film could have been done even more. The cinematography of the film is spectacular, the focus of which goes to Gemic U Eri. Speaking of songs, 'Mar Khayela' and 'Sare Bole Bewafa' are being liked by music lovers. Acting In terms of acting, Bachchan has played a character named Pandey in Akshay Kumar's 'Tashan' in 2008, but this time he has combined fear and comic color in his anti-hero character. He is seen enjoying his role. The incarnation of Akshay's stoned eye arouses curiosity, but proves effective in action scenes, though his backstory cannot evoke sympathy for the character. We've seen Jacqueline Fernandez in such roles before. The symbol Babbar Buddha cannot leave an impression in the character of a goon. Abhimanyu Singh in the form of Pendulum, Sanjay Mishra in the form of Baffaria Chacha and Saharsh Kumar in the role of Kandi give relief from his comedy. .