r/bollywood • u/SureManufacturer6714 • Jul 03 '25
💩Shit Post Fired through gate to kill, then took cover behind it. Efficient!
Film: Animal (2023) 🐱
r/bollywood • u/SureManufacturer6714 • Jul 03 '25
Film: Animal (2023) 🐱
r/bollywood • u/Your_Friendly_Panda • Jan 20 '25
Well in all kinds of roles Jaideep has aced, whether it's Pataal lok, Three of us, Jaane Ja he has done a great work.
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r/bollywood • u/EpsteinInHell • Jan 01 '26
Aamir Khan recently said he would "love to do a sequel" but Madhavan gave a reality check calling the idea "idiotic" because they are way too old to play those characters now
Honestly I’m with Madhavan We have seen enough bad de-aging VFX recently unless the script is about them being 50+ uncles it makes no sense
r/bollywood • u/SureManufacturer6714 • Jun 29 '25
What’s more mind blowing is that Big B was on screen for only 25 minutes in this 3 hour film, yet he delivered a performance for the ages! ☠️
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Akshaye Khanna truly nailed the great shades character portrayal in both the movies. And it is so good to see him back.
r/bollywood • u/[deleted] • May 03 '25
Uncle's 👀 on a side I loved dear zindagi and english vinglish, is there a reason why a brilliant filmmaker like gauri Shinde isn't making new movies ? 🤔
r/bollywood • u/Apprehensive_Dare846 • Jan 31 '25
A. Nawaz is not nearly as good of an actor to play House. B. The toxic yaoi is not going to be there because most Indian people are homophobic. C. Its going to be so censored because people are snowflakes.
In short, please fucking dont.
r/bollywood • u/michaelscott05 • Feb 25 '24
The effortless nature with which he steals (both diamonds and hearts) feels out of this world. Even though John is the og, I think Hrithik was benefited with a bigger scale. Also I really think Hrithik and John's characters were way cooler based on the fact that they didn't have any generic backstory and were stealing stuff only because they liked it and it gave them thrills unlike Dhoom 3... What are your thoughts on this and who you do think should be in Dhoom 4?
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r/bollywood • u/UndeadReborn • Aug 06 '26
He ends up making a complete mockery out of the role. So pretentious, so "look at me I'm ACTING". His eyes go big and he starts making weird expressions.
Dhoom 3, LSC and even PK was a bit in that zone. He's almost "simple Jack" from Tropic Thunder territory.
I hope Aamir Khan doesn't try these roles again as he would be better off doing other roles and the audience would also be spared.
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r/bollywood • u/tweetyfruity • Nov 05 '25
Happened with me few days ago 🥲
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Randeep Hooda has been in the industry for more than 2 decades and despite impeccabile performances in movies like 'Once Upon A Time in Mumbai', 'Saheb Biwi aur Gangster', 'Highway', 'Ungli', 'Sarabjit' he never quite got his due.
He was also supposed to do Kesari, for which he had already begun preparation but in the end the role went to Akshay. Well, at least Randeep was committed enough to grow his own beard.