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A typical Bollywood film where no one has tried anything new. All the actors are doing the same kind of acting they’ve been doing for years. The storyline is also repetitive where an upper-caste not so good Hindu illegally takes what rightfully belongs to a minority person ( social worker). This plot have worked for decades, but not anymore. There’s nothing fresh here. Watch it on OTT (not in theatres), and only if you have absolutely nothing else to do.

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Plot Saif Ali Khan as Rehan Roy, a master thief blackmailed by gangster Rajan Aulakh (Jaideep Ahlawat) into stealing the priceless Red Sun diamond from a high-security Mumbai museum. **What Works** - Saif Ali Khan brings his signature suave charm, and Jaideep Ahlawat is reliably menacing as the antagonist - The film’s second half, especially the airplane sequence, injects some much-needed energy and novelty - Direction by Kookie Gulati and Robbie Grewal keeps the pace brisk, with a few clever heist moments and playful nods to classic Bollywood capers **What Doesn’t** - The plot is riddled with logic gaps and requires heavy suspension of disbelief - The screenplay is predictable, recycling familiar genre tropes without much innovation - Despite a strong cast, the film suffers from a weak script, cliched twists, and underdeveloped characters - Attempts at humor and emotional depth mostly fall flat, and the film lacks the tension or unpredictability that defines great heist movies **Verdict** Jewel Thief: The Heist Begins is a glossy but unoriginal addition to the heist genre. While there’s some fun to be had in its stylish execution and a few entertaining set-pieces, the film ultimately feels like a missed opportunity-more style than substance, and far from a must-watch

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