Comedy Nights with Kapil - Bajrangi Bhaijaan - Salmanx. Advertising Console. Copy to clipboard. Bajrangi Bhaijaan review: Full on entertainment, Salman Khan style. Film: Bajrangi Bhaijaan. Cast: Salman Khan, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Harshaali Malhotra. Director: Kabir Khan. Rating: 2. 5/5. Never mind which side of the divide you decide to stand, here's one fact of life you ignore at your own peril: Never judge a Salman Khan fan when he's rooting for the Bhai pulling off the most logic- defying stunts, and even scenes. Because, Kabir Khan's Bajrangi Bhaijaan is one film that will bring them to the theatres in droves and you'd do yourself a favour by keeping quiet even if you think this film is over the top. But then, chances are that you may also love it. First things first. There is no doubting Salman's secular credentials. He is one actor who never tires of talking about the multi- religious ethnicity of his family and he has reasons to do so. But now he has decided to extend this ideology to the themes of his films as well. In a way, it started with Jai Ho where Salman's crusader 'aam aadmi' image was built. Kick consolidated this image, and now Bajrangi Bhaijaan completes the picture. Salman Khan Promoting Bajrangi Bhaijaan on TV Shows CNWK. This time Salman Khan looking in full mood. For the last episode Kapil invited Salman Khan as he. Laugh riot for Bajrangi Bhaijaan aka Salman Khan! Laugh riot for Bajrangi Bhaijaan aka Salman Khan! Khan aka Bajrangi Bhaijaan to shoot the last episode!). Salman Khan on Comedy Nights With Kapil 5th July 2015 Promoting Bajrangi Bhaijaan,Comedy Nights. Salman Khan Promotes Bajrangi. Salman Khan Promotes Bajrangi Bhaijaan On Comedy Nights. Salman Khan to be the star attraction with his high-voltage performance. Written Update of Full Episode. Top; Popular; Recent; Guides;. SuperStar Salman Khan Best Full Movie 2016 Bajrangi Bhaijaan. Salman Khan, Kareena Kapoor. This film presents the bhai as the quintessential 'aam aadmi' who is forever ready to embrace religious pluralism if that is the last resort. And guess what, Salman does it in a style no one else can. Bajrangi is an ardent devotee of Lord Hanuman. Pawan Kumar Chautrvedi (Salman) enjoys the burden of carrying the legacy of his RSS member father in Pratapgarh, UP. This is not exactly a load as Pawan grows up to be an extremely religious guy who likes to bow down to every monkey he meets. Turns out, he is least interested in studies and wrestling, two streams his father wants him to excel in. Pawan's life is turned upside down when his father sends him away to Delhi for, what else, a job. Like it happens in every Hindi film, once in the city, he meets Rasika (Kareena) and her tough- nut father Digambar (Sharat Saxena), a devout Brahmin. His pursuits lead him to Kurukshetra where he finds an abandoned child after dancing his shoes off to Selfie le le re. Rasika and Pawan's love story blooms in the bylanes of Old Delhi. Soon, we are told that this child cannot talk, is from Pakistan, and that she is stranded here in India. Not surprisingly, Pawan takes it upon himself to reunite the child with her parents. Just that he has a set of problems that threaten to throw his mission off balance right from the word go: he has no passport, he never lies, and he is a vegetarian. Like Rasika, Bajrangi is also a strict vegetarian. Through some cheesy and over- the- top sequences, he befriends Munni (a super cute Harshaali) and begins a journey that takes him to a small- time TV reporter in Pakistan, Chand Nawab (Nawazuddin). Remember that viral video featuring Chand Nawab reporting from Karachi on Eid? One thing that works for Bajrangi Bhaijaan is that it is not a preachy film, a great feat in itself considering that the film's crew relentlessly talked about the 'paradoxes involved in the religious outset of India' in every pre- release interview. And Purani Dilli, the director's choice for unfolding the basic premise, serves him well. The crowded bylanes of the walled city demonstrate the extent to which the religious lives of the Hindus and the Muslims are entangled in this part of the world. Apart from a moment when Kareena Kapoor mouths sermons of peaceful co- existence and how a small child should be kept out of the religious debates, things appear under- control. V Vijayendra Prasad’s story doesn’t boast of too many twists and turns, and that puts the spotlight back on its primary characters. The way the director introduces Nawazuddin Siddiqui, his understanding of mainstream commercial cinema will amaze you. Nawazuddin's pauses, hamming and high pitched dialogues.. He saves a linear story from going wayward in the second half. In fact, he very charmingly informs the audience about the absurdities of our daily lives. Take a look at this conversation: Chand Nawab: Wahan tumhari madad kaun karega? Pawan: Bajranbali karenge humari madad. Chand Nawab: Pakistan me bhi? Consider this one: While struggling to find Munni's religion, Pawan declares: . Will Bajrangi be able to reunite Munni with her family in Pakistan? One powerful tool Salman uses with ease in most of his films is his self deprecating humour. No prizes for guessing that with Kabir Khan, there is more than a fair sprinkling of it in this film too. And yes, just like Ek Tha Tiger, you don't get a clear- cut answer if you wanted to figure out how old he is. But, the one shot that remains in the spectator’s subconscious is the top angle one of people flocking the Kurukshetra station. And the sequence right before it where Kabir Khan shows the situation at Wagah- Attari with Aaj rang dini playing in the background is also worth noticing. Watch: Selfie le le re from Bajrangi Bhaijaan. Now, the most crucial part of Bajrangi Bhaijaan, its climax. Don't worry, we won't spill the beans, but just that it is the film's big surprise. Suddenly you feel like transported to the '8. To defy logic and scientific grounding. Apart from this part of Bajrangi Bhaijaan, which is likely to garner a louder applause than the rest of the film, it remains a perfectly paced story. Watch: Bajrangi Bhaijaan Review. Needless to say, Salman is one- man army against all the hindrances and that'll suit his fans. But you may also fall for Nawazuddin's reporter act. Kareena Kapoor Khan glows but that's the most of it. Harshaali is cuteness overload and that may inspire some 'aww' moments. It's an entertaining film for sure, definitely in the not- to- be- missed category.(Interact with Rohit Vats at Twitter/ @nawabjha)Read: 5 off- beat films that explore Indo- Pak relationship perfectly. Read: Hit formula behind Salman Khan's Bajrangi Bhaijaan. Read: Bajrangi Bhaijaan crosses Rs 2. Read other film reviews here.
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