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"Champion hun mein," he declared, and he became one. Padma Shri Murlikant Petkar, India's pride, maintained this mindset before winning 12 gold medals in international events, 34 at the national level, and 40 at the state level. It's astounding how passion, hard work, devotion, perseverance, and a bit of luck can reshape your life every time you hit rock bottom and believe it's all over. The dream of becoming a champion and seizing the gold inspired Chandu's drive to reach the top. When giving up isn't an option, you will go to any lengths to improve yourself each day. Life is rife with obstacles, but those who keep moving forward to reach the summit are true champions. Chandu (Murlikant Petkar) aspired to win gold for his hometown and country. Despite numerous challenges, Chandu was destined to triumph in everything from wrestling and the army to boxing and swimming. Kartik Aaryan's acting skills have evolved significantly, as evidenced by his roles in Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 and Chandu Champion. From start to finish, he effortlessly presented Chandu's character. Vijay Raaz, one of Bollywood's finest actors, deserves numerous roles in the industry. His facial expressions, delivery, and confidence as Tiger Ali's character captivated me once again. Before watching the movie, I thought, "Uh, it will just be time pass." But I didn't blink once during the entire film. The tale was compelling. The gold medal at the Paralympics didn't make Chandu a champion; his never-say-die attitude, his desire to achieve his dreams, and his perseverance through life's trials made him a true champion. The movie is soul-stirring, rekindling something within you that you may have thought lost. But you'll realize it never left you. Your dreams never truly leave you; it's you who let them go at the first sign of inconvenience. If Padma Shri Murlikant Petkar can be a champion even after losing some of his physical abilities, so can you. When people around him called him a loser, he showed the world how to turn a 'loser' into a 'champion.' If you haven't watched the movie yet, don't think twice. Go for it...

Let's keep this straightforward... 1. The movie's intense fight scenes felt amazing only because of the outstanding background scores, adding depth and energy to the drama. 2. Ranbir Kapoor delivers yet another brilliant performance, but the hype surrounding Bobby Deol's role doesn't match his limited 10-15 minutes of screen time. 3. The portrayal of female characters in the film feels regressive, reducing them to shallow stereotypes of either money-oriented or sex-driven individuals. I understand it's the reality of today but that's not how you should show it. The excessive intimate scenes add no value, making it uncomfortable for audiences. I literally closed my eyes after a while! 4. Rashmika's portrayal lacks emotional depth and her dialogue delivery is much much worse than Ananya Pandey. Her potential seems only in doing item numbers in the industry. 5. Despite a powerhouse cast including Anil Kapoor, Ranbir, and Bobby Deol, the film's potential is stifled by an idiotic storyline. The excessive runtime could have been trimmed significantly by removing unnecessary dialogues and scenes. 6. Kudos to the performances of Ranbir, Bobby, and Anil Kapoor, which shine amidst the film's shortcomings. However, the director and writers failed to capitalize on the talent at hand, resulting in a movie that falls below expectations. All that hype for such an idiotic story.

Fukrey 3 has managed to do something that's increasingly rare in Bollywood - it made me laugh, and it did so effortlessly. In a world where humor often feels forced and stale, this movie stands out with its simple yet impactful punch lines and a refreshing absence of contrived comedy. The film's storyline is a breath of fresh air compared to some recent Bollywood offerings (*cough*...." Rocky aur Rani", "Satyaprem ki katha","Adipurush", "Tiku weds Sheru", "Bawaal".... *cough*), which seem to lack direction and purpose. Fukrey 3 boasts a pretty good storyline that keeps you engaged throughout, and that's a significant win in itself. One of the strengths of Fukrey 3 is its ensemble cast, with each actor playing their role with remarkable ease. From Choocha's hilarious antics to Bholi Punjaban's menacing yet oddly endearing character, the performances in this movie are on point. Richa Chadha, in particular, deserves praise for maintaining her character since the first part of the series. What sets this film apart is its ability to deliver humor that doesn't feel forced. It's the kind of laughter that creeps up on you, and before you know it, you're laughing out loud. The simplicity of the humor is its strength, and it works exceptionally well. Now, addressing the elephant in the room - the controversy surrounding Richa Chadha. It's unfortunate when real-life events cloud the reception of a film. While opinions may vary on this matter, it's important to separate the art from the artist. The film itself deserves recognition for its entertainment value, regardless of any issues. So, if you're looking for a good laugh and an enjoyable movie experience, don't sleep on Fukrey 3. It's a delightful escape from the recent Bollywood trash, and it's definitely worth a watch.

Let's set aside the divisive politics and online negativity, and focus on what truly matters - the cinematic masterpiece that is Jawan. If you're an action and thrill enthusiast like me, this movie was truly made for people with our tastes. It's evident that Shah Rukh Khan has been waiting for a brilliant script and director like Atlee Kumar for the past decade, and the wait has been over with Jawan. Atlee Kumar, an exceptional director and writer behind this gem, has delivered a stunning piece of cinema. Vijay Sethupathi's acting prowess is nothing short of spine-tingling, as always. Sanju Baba, Nayanthara, and the entire ensemble cast have put on remarkable performances. Jawan was a pulse-pounding experience from start to finish, a far cry from the recent lackluster outings by King Khan. Atlee brought out the best in every actor and character, and the chemistry between SRK and Vijay Sethupathi is electric. The movie keeps you on the edge of your seat with its gripping plot and marvelous execution. Unlike some recent Bollywood films, Jawan is refreshingly devoid of dull dialogues and unnecessary scenes. The background score is spot on, avoiding gimmicks and exaggerations. As a fan of Shah Rukh Khan since the '90s era, I can confidently say that Jawan marks a significant return to form for him after the iconic 'Main Hoon Na' in 2004. Seeing SRK and Vijay Sethupathi together in another Atlee Kumar film is a dream I hope comes true; it will undoubtedly shatter records once more!!! There are zero dull moments in Jawan, and it commands your attention from beginning to end. If you're looking for a movie that combines stellar performances, a gripping plot, and masterful direction, Jawan is unquestionably worth every minute of your time!

Except for "Mirzapur" and "Family Man," I had never watched an OTT series with such fervor. Seasons 1 and 2 were great. I am sure Nagesh Kukunoor threw his brain out the window before creating Season 3. It has many other unnecessary stories that lead to NOTHING in between the political squabbles. A CM who murders her brother and then her father for the sake of power? And the cops, the law is on her side. How come? The ending was extremely disappointing. I started watching this show solely for Atul Kulkarni's character, Amey Rao Gaikwad. When he truly wanted to save his family and left all the bad ways to help people in his state, his own daughter kills him. Like, what the??? His daughter finishes him for whatever he had to do to gain power 30 years ago. How the hell did you depict a daughter acting in such a cruel way? And she did it with the help of a Muslim cop? Who are you kidding here? Do hell with the writers and directors who think so cheaply! Aside from all these things, I really liked the characters of Amey Rao Gaikwad and Adarsh (Rannvijay Singha).

The action-packed film "Bholaa" will keep you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end if you're a fan of the action genre like I am. It includes nail-biting chases, gripping gunfights, hand-to-hand combat, and the tale of Bholaa's longing to meet his child after his release from prison. Ajay Devgn, who plays the lead role in 'Bholaa' and also directs the film, has done an excellent job. The way his expressions evince calmness yet warfare hasn't changed since the 90s. Bholaa carries the utmost strength and resilience of Lord Shiva, who looks at the death in its eyes, grabs its neck, shatters it, and leaves it lifeless. Tabu has given a convincing performance as a determined cop who will go to any length to fulfill her duty and stop massive drug trafficking. The performance of Deepak Dobriyal as a villain is JAW-DROPPING. The well-choreographed action scenes feature impressive stunts and special effects that heighten the tension and intensity of the scenes. Fast-paced editing in the movie keeps the plot moving, making it challenging to take your eyes off the screen even for a brief moment.   There aren't enough twists and turns in the plot, which is a minor flaw in the film's narrative. The film's strong performances, impressive action sequences, and heartfelt story more than compensate for this slight weakness. And, perhaps most importantly, there are no intimate scenes! Ajay Devgn and the entire cast and crew of Bholaa have done total justice to kaithi (2019), the original masterpiece! Cannot wait for the sequel. Maut ka chehra badlaa hai, character nahi.

20 years!!! I am writing the review of this film after 20 years. I remember I was 11 years old when I saw this movie first time in the AC theatre with my family and our neighbours. Although I was 11 at that time (Which isn't so young!) I was still scared to go watch a movie which has 'Alien' in it. My older brother made me scared before going to watch movie that 'Alien' will come and take you from the Earth. Lol. 😂 Guess what? I enjoyed the movie to the fullest without getting scared haha. I fell in love with Jaadu and of course, Hrithik's amazing acting. Even though the whole story seems senseless now that I am 30, I was AMAZED by the same when I was 11. That's all I know. ♥ Thank you Rakesh Roshan for giving India its first alien ;) Love you Jaadu. ♥

Spoiler alert but honest review. If you've watched at least 10 Bollywood films which has romance/family drama; understand this movie's beginning and ending is the same as all those 10 other typical Bollywood movies you've watched. By typical I meant the storyline. RRR is not typical. Brahmastra is not typical. Gangubai is not typical. Runway 34 is not typical. JJJ contains light comedy, some common human emotions, a big fat Indian wedding, arguments between couples, a desire for divorce, the starvation of having a lifelong bond, arguments again, and towards the end realisation of mistakes. Happy ending. That's the summary of the whole movie. I don't know why did I expect a twist in the story of this movie?! Perhaps I was waiting for a different ending, despite knowing it's a 'Bollywood movie". In my 30 years of existence I've seen hundreds of bollywood movies and since the year 2000 - 90% of them has the same climax, plot twist and happy ending with a bubbly song. 2.5 stars are for light comedy, vivid songs, and cast and crew's efforts. You already know what you're going to watch, the moment you've finished watching the trailer. I can summarise the whole movie in 7 words: Couples. Mistakes. Arguments. Separation. Realization. Happy ending. If you want to watch it - grab a tub of popcorn and some snacks while watching the movie because it won't amaze you in any way you'll need some self-entertainment. At least hogging on food will keep your mind busy. Expected better from Anurag Singh. Eh!

I am not a movie critic so I cannot write fancy review. I was skeptic about the movie when I saw the trailer. In fact, even after purchasing the tickets I jokingly said "I am going to sleep in movie, it will be boring". But damnnnn today I watched the movie (In 3D) and all I can say is, I had Goosebumps from beginning to the end. My eyes didn't blink in 90% of the scenes. I didn't watch the movie, I LIVED IT. From BGM to VFX and from story to Ram Charan and NTR's breathtaking acting skills; everything left me NUMB. Didn't have such magnificent experience even while watching BAHUBALI. Each actor and each crew member haven't created a movie with RRR, but an absolute MASTERPIECE. S. S. Rajamouli is a BOON to Indian film industry. The experience of watching this movie will be engraved in my heart for a long time. Now this is what you call a revolution of cinema. Thank you. 🙏