After his younger son falls prey to a corrupt police officer, an honest old man summons his estranged elder son to save the day.After his younger son falls prey to a corrupt police officer, an honest old man summons his estranged elder son to save the day.After his younger son falls prey to a corrupt police officer, an honest old man summons his estranged elder son to save the day.
- Awards
- 2 nominations
Shiv Panditt
- Shiv Shastri
- (as Shiv Pandit)
Johny Lever
- Inspector Zorawar Singh
- (as Johnny Lever)
Aakkash Dabhade
- Vishal Pradhan
- (as Aakash Dabhade)
Storyline
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- TriviaFeatures a revamped version of one of the all time superhit songs from Vijay's Ghilli, 'Appadi podu'. The Hindi version is called 'Hum Na Tode' and is composed by P.A. Deepak and features the powerful voice of Vishal Dadlani.Prabhu Deva has been roped into choreograph the number. Prabhu Deva's brother Raju Sundaram was the man behind the memorable moves in the original version and now Prabhu Deva will be adding his own touches for the Akshay Kumar starrer.
- GoofsShiv Pandit fits in uniform meant for Johny Lever despite Johny Lever being out of shape and Shiv being in shape.
- Alternate versionsThe UK release was cut, the distributor chose to make cuts to violence in order to obtain a 12A classification. An uncut 15 classification was available.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Kick (2014)
Featured review
A Decent Akshay Kumar Entertainer
Reviewed by: Dare Devil Kid (DDK) Rating: 3/5 stars
Harmless fun. Thankfully the fun is not numbed down by being all too brainless - just the sporadic instance here and there, mostly interspersed within the action scenes. Akshay Kumar enjoys himself in a role he can sleep through and he succeeds in involving the audience in his revelry. We even get to see him doing some real action and stunts after a long time.
Shiv Pandit just passes muster, while Aditi Rao Hydari literally has nothing to do. Sadly Mithun forgot his acting chops at home, and Danny's acting chops are criminally underutilized. But above all, the real scene stealer from the very first frame he enters till the last is Ronit Roy, who essays his first complete negative role with sublime malevolence.
Harmless fun. Thankfully the fun is not numbed down by being all too brainless - just the sporadic instance here and there, mostly interspersed within the action scenes. Akshay Kumar enjoys himself in a role he can sleep through and he succeeds in involving the audience in his revelry. We even get to see him doing some real action and stunts after a long time.
Shiv Pandit just passes muster, while Aditi Rao Hydari literally has nothing to do. Sadly Mithun forgot his acting chops at home, and Danny's acting chops are criminally underutilized. But above all, the real scene stealer from the very first frame he enters till the last is Ronit Roy, who essays his first complete negative role with sublime malevolence.
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- DareDevilKid
- Oct 20, 2013
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Box office
- Gross worldwide
- $594,283
- Runtime2 hours 23 minutes
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