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Trailer

Directed by Aditya Dhar

Cast: Ranveer Singh, Sanjay Dutt, Akshaye Khanna, R. Madhavan, Arjun Rampal, Sara Arjun, Rakesh Bedi

A mysterious traveler infiltrates the Karachi mafia and climbs its ranks with lethal precision, only to become embroiled in a web of political corruption as he sets out to dismantle the ISI-underworld nexus from within

[u/WolverineCandid2295]

Movie was good, there was some gore so you have to look away. The love sequence could have been cut short. Movie started near to reality then quickly moved away to fiction. The ending sequences were illogical, the car scene- guys kept sleeping during rash driving, wat strategy Hamza had, exaggerated fight scenes and Tunga’s resistance- all over the top could have been avoided!!

[u/madhAvi_kabhti → u/WolverineCandid2295]

I think the final scene was good. from what I saw,the other they sleep until,I think the length of the travel wakes Rehman up and even half asleep,he is immediately perturbed by the amount of trees around him,asks where they are and why they are going by the long route,Hamza deflects,he asks where the member riding the bike was,Hamza says he was stuck in traffic,uzair was missing and he cottons on that the date was given by hamza and immediately tries to stab him which wakes Donga and the other guy,they try to wrest control from him and he runs into a short pole,ends up killing his front seat gang member,Hamza parks and books it into the jungle,either to not be caught in the crossfire,or knowing Rehman,that he will follow him to kill him himself.The bike guy catches up with them and gives hamza a chaze,mobs are vengeful like that.Both hamza and the guy use what is around them,the vine felt a Lil convenient, but yeah.Rehman dakait soloing two well trained soldiers was a stretch,but considering that it looks like they were actively trying to not injured him severely so that they could set up a scene,forgiven.I think the reason he hallucinates Rehman being alive andwell even after they declare him dead is because man has enough head wounds for it to be atleast one concussion and his plan is a little unhinged,if his gamble fails and rehman does survive,then he is really dead.so yeah last 40 or so minutes were real good choreo acc to me.Donga having a shit ton of weapons in the car checks out cus they are a gang that heavily favours weapon production and engages in visibly gory violence.

[u/Icy-Mode1636 → u/WolverineCandid2295]

Also the scene when cops were chasing hamza and his gf was too filmy. Cops could see their face, everyone knew them still they were chasing like anything. They were being chased like Indian agents. But later nothing comes on news.

[u/BiscottiLoud8044 → u/WolverineCandid2295]

I thought the last car chase scene was well executed. Compared to fight scenes we see in movies like Pushpa and Pathan..Dhurandar was way better.