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In Varun Dhawan's film Baby John, Rajpal Yadav is the winner with his dialogue - ''comedy is a serious business.''
Dhawan&rsquo;s Christmas release is here. It's the last film of the year, wrapping up 2024&nbsp;with action, drama and romance, but unfortunately, this is a genre that&nbsp;I saw on a repeat this year at the movies. Never mind! The actioner arrives 20 days after the release of Allu Arjun's Pushpa 2: The Rule, whose fever has not yet faded away. While both films are quite different, they land on the same page somewhere. So, it is what it is.
Coming from the house of Atlee and directed by Kalees, Baby John&nbsp;is an adaptation of the 2016 Tamil blockbuster&nbsp;Theri starring superstar Vijay.
In Indian cinema, playing a police officer is often seen as a dream of male actors. However, not every role suits everyone, and that's what I felt while watching Dhawan in and as Baby John.&nbsp;
Baby John - the plot
Wasting no time, the plot introduces us to John (Dhawan) and his sweet life with his daughter Khushi (Zara Zyanna) in a small town in south India. While we enjoy their sweet and carefree life, soon the reason behind their shift to the town is revealed and the man who is pretending to be John is actually Satya Verma, a determined police officer, who in the world's eyes is dead. How? To know this, watch the movie.&nbsp;
The story goes six years back, introducing Satya as a young and charming police officer, who is dedicated to his job and apart from this, he's a loving son, who has found his love in Meera (Keerthy Suresh).<img alt="123" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="dce717eb-257d-41f5-8b84-75c07635a128" src="https://img-cdn.thepublive.com/filters:format(webp)/wion/media/post_attachments/sites/default/files/inline-images/happy 30th birthday (88)_0.png">
How he ends up setting a rivalry with the known figure of Mumbai and gangster, Nana (Jackie Shroff) makes the rest of the story.&nbsp;
Baby John: A full-on masala story with old fun
While adapted from Vijay's Theri, the movie felt like a redo of so many other films, especially Shah Rukh Khan's Jawan.
The similarities were striking, from the set to&nbsp;the dance sequences and&nbsp;screenplay.
Nevertheless,&nbsp;the film begins&nbsp;on an adorable note, showcasing dhoti-clad John living in a picturesque south Indian city with his daughter. However, this pleasant start gave way to chaotic, mind-numbing actions and exhausting things that the&nbsp;nearly three-hour film was filled with.&nbsp;
Like Jawan, the movie tackles women's safety issues, crimes against young girls, corruption, and social issues. But, all of this doesn't settle well with the presentation of the movie.
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The movie's soul is the story of a father who can go to any lengths to protect his child. The movie starts with&nbsp;John and Khushi and&nbsp;every moment of them&nbsp;strikes the right chord. But, the unnecessary additions in a bid to make the movie a mass entertainer kind of ruin so many good things and take the calmness that was created at the start of the film.&nbsp;
One scene that felt particularly out of place occurs when Satya tells villain Nana that he had murdered his son.&nbsp;The dramatisation of this scene, coupled with Varun's acting and Jackie's performance, looked so juvenile.
The first half gets smoothly over but the second half is a struggle, as there are so many things going on rapidly.&nbsp;
With so many incoherent things, the&nbsp;movie has been&nbsp;watchable for its impressive action sequences, camera work and background score.&nbsp;
And it's understandable that when the movie is coming from Atlee's world, you will not have to complain about these things at least!
At times, it even feels like Baby John is only made to establish Varun's image&nbsp;as an action hero.&nbsp;
The film's final hour&nbsp;felt&nbsp;rushed, making it a task to understand the plot. The lacklustre&nbsp;additions and overall pacing with over-the-top action&nbsp;sequences may make it a good&nbsp;viewing experience, but it will surely bore&nbsp;you out at some point.&nbsp;
I have loved Dhawan in comic roles and even in this movie he delivers his&nbsp;best performance, which was expected from him. Some of his scenes are genuinely hilarious. However, for the most part, the main focus was on his&nbsp;action sequences and dialogue, which&nbsp;don't quite suit him.
Unfortunately, the ladies of the movie - Wamika Gabbi and Keerthy Suresh -&nbsp;didn't have any impact on the&nbsp;plot. While Suresh did well as the lead hero's pretty girl,&nbsp;Wamiqa's role, initially as Khushi's teacher and later as a police officer,&nbsp;was an addition that was not needed.
On the other hand, Jackie Shroff's portrayal of the villainous Nana is noteworthy. His menacing presence ably manages to elevate the feel of some mediocre scenes.
Rajpal Yadav is another actor who managed to leave a lasting impact merely with his presence. As always, he delivered his performance with earnest honesty and perfection. As I have mentioned earlier, his line, "comedy is serious business" is the starline of the whole film.&nbsp;
Zara Zyanna as Khushi is most adorable; her dialogue delivery and performance are praiseworthy.
As a Christmas treat, Salman Khan makes a special appearance in the post-credit scene&nbsp;of the movie, and his action sequence with Varun is truly the most entertaining and whistle-worthy moment. If you're a fan of Khan, like me, you will enjoy his cameo.
In a nutshell - Baby John is yet another sloppy mass-actioner of the year that was not needed much.<img alt="123" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="c97d36ad-cd08-4c0d-b793-87c1b2b4468f" src="https://img-cdn.thepublive.com/filters:format(webp)/wion/media/post_attachments/sites/default/files/inline-images/happy 30th birthday (87)_0.png">
If you have already watched Pushpa 2 and are looking for something to do during the holiday week, then go ahead.
Enjoy Varun's comic scenes with action but without using your brain.

One scene that felt particularly out of place takes place when Satya tells villain Nana that he had murdered his son. The dramatisation of this scene, coupled with Varun's acting and Jackie's performance, looked so juvenile. The first half gets smoothly over, but the second half is a struggle as there are so many things going on rapidly. 



New Delhi, India In Varun Dhawan's film Baby John, Rajpal Yadav is the winner with his dialogue - ''comedy is a serious business.'' Dhawan’s Christmas release is here. It's the last film of the year, wrapping up 2024 with action, drama and romance, but unfortunately, this is a genre that I saw on a repeat this year at the movies. Never mind! The actioner arrives 20 days after the release of Allu Arjun's Pushpa 2: The Rule, whose fever has not yet faded away. While both films are quite different, they land on the same page somewhere. So, it is what it is. Coming from the house of Atlee and directed by Kalees, Baby John is an adaptation of the 2016 Tamil blockbuster Theri starring superstar Vijay. In Indian cinema, playing a police officer is often seen as a dream of male actors. However, not every role suits everyone, and that's what I felt while watching Dhawan in and as Baby John. Baby John - the plot Wasting no time, the plot introduces us to John (Dhawan) and his sweet life with his daughter Khushi (Zara Zyanna) in a small town in south India. While we enjoy their sweet and carefree life, soon the reason behind their shift to the town is revealed and the man who is pretending to be John is actually Satya Verma, a determined police officer, who in the world's eyes is dead. How? To know this, watch the movie. The story goes six years back, introducing Satya as a young and charming police officer, who is dedicated to his job and apart from this, he's a loving son, who has found his love in Meera (Keerthy Suresh). How he ends up setting a rivalry with the known figure of Mumbai and gangster, Nana (Jackie Shroff) makes the rest of the story. Baby John: A full-on masala story with old fun While adapted from Vijay's Theri, the movie felt like a redo of so many other films, especially Shah Rukh Khan's Jawan. The similarities were striking, from the set to the dance sequences and screenplay. Nevertheless, the film begins on an adorable note, showcasing dhoti-clad John living in a picturesque south Indian city with his daughter. However, this pleasant start gave way to chaotic, mind-numbing actions and exhausting things that the nearly three-hour film was filled with. Like Jawan, the movie tackles women's safety issues, crimes against young girls, corruption, and social issues. But, all of this doesn't settle well with the presentation of the movie. × The movie's soul is the story of a father who can go to any lengths to protect his child. The movie starts with John and Khushi and every moment of them strikes the right chord. But, the unnecessary additions in a bid to make the movie a mass entertainer kind of ruin so many good things and take the calmness that was created at the start of the film. One scene that felt particularly out of place occurs when Satya tells villain Nana that he had murdered his son. The dramatisation of this scene, coupled with Varun's acting and Jackie's performance, looked so juvenile. The first half gets smoothly over but the second half is a struggle, as there are so many things going on rapidly. With so many incoherent things, the movie has been watchable for its impressive action sequences, camera work and background score. And it's understandable that when the movie is coming from Atlee's world, you will not have to complain about these things at least! At times, it even feels like Baby John is only made to establish Varun's image as an action hero. The film's final hour felt rushed, making it a task to understand the plot. The lacklustre additions and overall pacing with over-the-top action sequences may make it a good viewing experience, but it will surely bore you out at some point. I have loved Dhawan in comic roles and even in this movie he delivers his best performance, which was expected from him. Some of his scenes are genuinely hilarious. However, for the most part, the main focus was on his action sequences and dialogue, which don't quite suit him. Unfortunately, the ladies of the movie - Wamika Gabbi and Keerthy Suresh - didn't have any impact on the plot. While Suresh did well as the lead hero's pretty girl, Wamiqa's role, initially as Khushi's teacher and later as a police officer, was an addition that was not needed. On the other hand, Jackie Shroff's portrayal of the villainous Nana is noteworthy. His menacing presence ably manages to elevate the feel of some mediocre scenes. Rajpal Yadav is another actor who managed to leave a lasting impact merely with his presence. As always, he delivered his performance with earnest honesty and perfection. As I have mentioned earlier, his line, "comedy is serious business" is the starline of the whole film. Zara Zyanna as Khushi is most adorable; her dialogue delivery and performance are praiseworthy. As a Christmas treat, Salman Khan makes a special appearance in the post-credit scene of the movie, and his action sequence with Varun is truly the most entertaining and whistle-worthy moment. If you're a fan of Khan, like me, you will enjoy his cameo. In a nutshell - Baby John is yet another sloppy mass-actioner of the year that was not needed much. If you have already watched Pushpa 2 and are looking for something to do during the holiday week, then go ahead. Enjoy Varun's comic scenes with action but without using your brain.

Baby John Review: Varun Dhawan is on full rowdy mode in this action-packed film

Baby John Review: In Varun Dhawan's film Baby John, Rajpal Yadav is the winner with his dialogue - ''comedy is a serious business.''

Dhawan’s Christmas release is here. It's the last film of the year, wrapping up 2024&nbsp;with action, drama and romance, but unfortunately, this is a genre that&nbsp;I saw on a repeat this year at the movies. Never mind! The actioner arrives 20 days after the release of Allu Arjun's Pushpa 2: The Rule, whose fever has not yet faded away. While both films are quite different, they land on the same page somewhere. So, it is what it is.

Coming from the house of Atlee and directed by Kalees, Baby John&nbsp;is an adaptation of the 2016 Tamil blockbuster&nbsp;Theri starring superstar Vijay.

In Indian cinema, playing a police officer is often seen as a dream of male actors. However, not every role suits everyone, and that's what I felt while watching Dhawan in and as Baby John.&nbsp;

Baby John - the plot

Wasting no time, the plot introduces us to John (Dhawan) and his sweet life with his daughter Khushi (Zara Zyanna) in a small town in south India. While we enjoy their sweet and carefree life, soon the reason behind their shift to the town is revealed and the man who is pretending to be John is actually Satya Verma, a determined police officer, who in the world's eyes is dead. How? To know this, watch the movie.&nbsp;

The story goes six years back, introducing Satya as a young and charming police officer, who is dedicated to his job and apart from this, he's a loving son, who has found his love in Meera (Keerthy Suresh).<img alt="123" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="dce717eb-257d-41f5-8b84-75c07635a128" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/happy%2030th%20birthday%20%2888%29_0.png" />

How he ends up setting a rivalry with the known figure of Mumbai and gangster, Nana (Jackie Shroff) makes the rest of the story.&nbsp;

Baby John: A full-on masala story with old fun

While adapted from Vijay's Theri, the movie felt like a redo of so many other films, especially Shah Rukh Khan's Jawan.

The similarities were striking, from the set to&nbsp;the dance sequences and&nbsp;screenplay.

Nevertheless,&nbsp;the film begins&nbsp;on an adorable note, showcasing dhoti-clad John living in a picturesque south Indian city with his daughter. However, this pleasant start gave way to chaotic, mind-numbing actions and exhausting things that the&nbsp;nearly three-hour film was filled with.&nbsp;

Like Jawan, the movie tackles women's safety issues, crimes against young girls, corruption, and social issues. But, all of this doesn't settle well with the presentation of the movie.

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The movie's soul is the story of a father who can go to any lengths to protect his child. The movie starts with&nbsp;John and Khushi and&nbsp;every moment of them&nbsp;strikes the right chord. But, the unnecessary additions in a bid to make the movie a mass entertainer kind of ruin so many good things and take the calmness that was created at the start of the film.&nbsp;

One scene that felt particularly out of place occurs when Satya tells villain Nana that he had murdered his son.&nbsp;The dramatisation of this scene, coupled with Varun's acting and Jackie's performance, looked so juvenile.

The first half gets smoothly over but the second half is a struggle, as there are so many things going on rapidly.&nbsp;

With so many incoherent things, the&nbsp;movie has been&nbsp;watchable for its impressive action sequences, camera work and background score.&nbsp;

And it's understandable that when the movie is coming from Atlee's world, you will not have to complain about these things at least!

At times, it even feels like Baby John is only made to establish Varun's image&nbsp;as an action hero.&nbsp;

The film's final hour&nbsp;felt&nbsp;rushed, making it a task to understand the plot. The lacklustre&nbsp;additions and overall pacing with over-the-top action&nbsp;sequences may make it a good&nbsp;viewing experience, but it will surely bore&nbsp;you out at some point.&nbsp;

I have loved Dhawan in comic roles and even in this movie he delivers his&nbsp;best performance, which was expected from him. Some of his scenes are genuinely hilarious. However, for the most part, the main focus was on his&nbsp;action sequences and dialogue, which&nbsp;don't quite suit him.

Unfortunately, the ladies of the movie - Wamika Gabbi and Keerthy Suresh -&nbsp;didn't have any impact on the&nbsp;plot. While Suresh did well as the lead hero's pretty girl,&nbsp;Wamiqa's role, initially as Khushi's teacher and later as a police officer,&nbsp;was an addition that was not needed.

On the other hand, Jackie Shroff's portrayal of the villainous Nana is noteworthy. His menacing presence ably manages to elevate the feel of some mediocre scenes.

Rajpal Yadav is another actor who managed to leave a lasting impact merely with his presence. As always, he delivered his performance with earnest honesty and perfection. As I have mentioned earlier, his line, "comedy is serious business" is the starline of the whole film.&nbsp;

Zara Zyanna as Khushi is most adorable; her dialogue delivery and performance are praiseworthy.

As a Christmas treat, Salman Khan makes a special appearance in the post-credit scene&nbsp;of the movie, and his action sequence with Varun is truly the most entertaining and whistle-worthy moment. If you're a fan of Khan, like me, you will enjoy his cameo.

In a nutshell - Baby John is yet another sloppy mass-actioner of the year that was not needed much.<img alt="123" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="c97d36ad-cd08-4c0d-b793-87c1b2b4468f" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/happy%2030th%20birthday%20%2887%29_0.png" />

If you have already watched Pushpa 2 and are looking for something to do during the holiday week, then go ahead.

Enjoy Varun's comic scenes with action but without using your brain.

Baby John Review: In Varun Dhawan's film Baby John, Rajpal Yadav is the winner with his dialogue - ''comedy is a serious business.'' Dhawan’s Christmas release is here.

Baby John Review: In Varun Dhawan's film Baby John, Rajpal Yadav is the winner with his dialogue - ''comedy is a serious business.'' Dhawan’s Christmas release is here. It's the last film of the year, wrapping up 2024 with action, drama and romance, but unfortunately, this is a genre that I saw on a repeat this year at the movies. Never mind! The actioner arrives 20 days after the release of Allu Arjun's Pushpa 2: The Rule, whose fever has not yet faded away. While both films are quite different, they land on the same page somewhere. So, it is what it is. Coming from the house of Atlee and directed by Kalees, Baby John is an adaptation of the 2016 Tamil blockbuster Theri starring superstar Vijay. In Indian cinema, playing a police officer is often seen as a dream of male actors. However, not every role suits everyone, and that's what I felt while watching Dhawan in and as Baby John. Baby John - the plot Wasting no time, the plot introduces us to John (Dhawan) and his sweet life with his daughter Khushi (Zara Zyanna) in a small town in south India. While we enjoy their sweet and carefree life, soon the reason behind their shift to the town is revealed and the man who is pretending to be John is actually Satya Verma, a determined police officer, who in the world's eyes is dead. How? To know this, watch the movie. The story goes six years back, introducing Satya as a young and charming police officer, who is dedicated to his job and apart from this, he's a loving son, who has found his love in Meera (Keerthy Suresh). How he ends up setting a rivalry with the known figure of Mumbai and gangster, Nana (Jackie Shroff) makes the rest of the story. Baby John: A full-on masala story with old fun While adapted from Vijay's Theri, the movie felt like a redo of so many other films, especially Shah Rukh Khan's Jawan. The similarities were striking, from the set to the dance sequences and screenplay. Nevertheless, the film begins on an adorable note, showcasing dhoti-clad John living in a picturesque south Indian city with his daughter. However, this pleasant start gave way to chaotic, mind-numbing actions and exhausting things that the nearly three-hour film was filled with. Like Jawan, the movie tackles women's safety issues, crimes against young girls, corruption, and social issues. But, all of this doesn't settle well with the presentation of the movie. × The movie's soul is the story of a father who can go to any lengths to protect his child. The movie starts with John and Khushi and every moment of them strikes the right chord. But, the unnecessary additions in a bid to make the movie a mass entertainer kind of ruin so many good things and take the calmness that was created at the start of the film. One scene that felt particularly out of place occurs when Satya tells villain Nana that he had murdered his son. The dramatisation of this scene, coupled with Varun's acting and Jackie's performance, looked so juvenile. The first half gets smoothly over but the second half is a struggle, as there are so many things going on rapidly. With so many incoherent things, the movie has been watchable for its impressive action sequences, camera work and background score. And it's understandable that when the movie is coming from Atlee's world, you will not have to complain about these things at least! At times, it even feels like Baby John is only made to establish Varun's image as an action hero. The film's final hour felt rushed, making it a task to understand the plot. The lacklustre additions and overall pacing with over-the-top action sequences may make it a good viewing experience, but it will surely bore you out at some point. I have loved Dhawan in comic roles and even in this movie he delivers his best performance, which was expected from him. Some of his scenes are genuinely hilarious. However, for the most part, the main focus was on his action sequences and dialogue, which don't quite suit him. Unfortunately, the ladies of the movie - Wamika Gabbi and Keerthy Suresh - didn't have any impact on the plot. While Suresh did well as the lead hero's pretty girl, Wamiqa's role, initially as Khushi's teacher and later as a police officer, was an addition that was not needed. On the other hand, Jackie Shroff's portrayal of the villainous Nana is noteworthy. His menacing presence ably manages to elevate the feel of some mediocre scenes. Rajpal Yadav is another actor who managed to leave a lasting impact merely with his presence. As always, he delivered his performance with earnest honesty and perfection. As I have mentioned earlier, his line, "comedy is serious business" is the starline of the whole film. Zara Zyanna as Khushi is most adorable; her dialogue delivery and performance are praiseworthy. As a Christmas treat, Salman Khan makes a special appearance in the post-credit scene of the movie, and his action sequence with Varun is truly the most entertaining and whistle-worthy moment. If you're a fan of Khan, like me, you will enjoy his cameo. In a nutshell - Baby John is yet another sloppy mass-actioner of the year that was not needed much. If you have already watched Pushpa 2 and are looking for something to do during the holiday week, then go ahead. Enjoy Varun's comic scenes with action but without using your brain.

This Christmas is going to be packed with action! The much-awaited trailer of Varun Dhawan's Baby John is out and it's full of action, humour and emotion.

Directed by Kalees, the movie features Varun in a never-before-seen rowdy action avatar.&nbsp;

Baby John trailer:

On Monday (Dec. 9), the first trailer of the actioner was released. The three-minute trailer takes the audience into the wild world of Baby John, aka Satya Verma, who is a devoted father of a daughter.&nbsp;

The teaser starts with cute moments of Satya and his daughter Khushi (Zara Zyanna), before we see his transformation as a police officer and getting involved in huge fights.&nbsp; 
 
We also get a glimpse of Keerthy Suresh, who is playing Satya's love interest. Sanya Malhotra and Wamiqa Gabbi also make a brief appearance. As the trailer progresses, the villain of the movie Babbar Sher (Jackie Shroff) is introduced.

The highlight moment of the trailer comes in the last when actor Salman Khan's cameo is confirmed. The superstar makes a brief appearance with a slight look of his eyes, and his face is&nbsp;covered.&nbsp;

In the last, Salman also wishes, ''Merry Christmas.''

There is no confirmation on whether Khan will be reprising his role of Chulbul Pandey from Dabangg films.

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The movie has been produced by Jawan director Atlee, who has also written the screenplay of the movie.

Baby John will be released on December 25.

This Christmas is going to be packed with action! The much-awaited trailer of Varun Dhawan's Baby John is out and it's full of action, humour and emotion. Directed by Kalees, the movie features Varun in a never-before-seen rowdy action avatar.

This Christmas is going to be packed with action! The much-awaited trailer of Varun Dhawan's Baby John is out and it's full of action, humour and emotion. Directed by Kalees, the movie features Varun in a never-before-seen rowdy action avatar. Baby John trailer: On Monday (Dec. 9), the first trailer of the actioner was released. The three-minute trailer takes the audience into the wild world of Baby John, aka Satya Verma, who is a devoted father of a daughter. The teaser starts with cute moments of Satya and his daughter Khushi (Zara Zyanna), before we see his transformation as a police officer and getting involved in huge fights. We also get a glimpse of Keerthy Suresh, who is playing Satya's love interest. Sanya Malhotra and Wamiqa Gabbi also make a brief appearance. As the trailer progresses, the villain of the movie Babbar Sher (Jackie Shroff) is introduced. The highlight moment of the trailer comes in the last when actor Salman Khan's cameo is confirmed. The superstar makes a brief appearance with a slight look of his eyes, and his face is covered. In the last, Salman also wishes, ''Merry Christmas.'' There is no confirmation on whether Khan will be reprising his role of Chulbul Pandey from Dabangg films. The movie has been produced by Jawan director Atlee, who has also written the screenplay of the movie. Baby John will be released on December 25.

Baby John trailer: Varun Dhawan impresses with his action avatar, Salman Khan makes cameo appearance

Is Salman Khan part of Varun Dhawan's Baby John? Eagle-eyed fans seem to have spotted Khan's blink-and-you-miss appearance in the teaser that was unveiled online on Monday.&nbsp; 
 
Dhawan will be seen playing an action hero in his new film Baby John, which has been produced by Jawan director Atlee. The filmmaker has also written the screenplay of the film, which is Varun's first out-and-out actioner.&nbsp; 
 
It is also his first theatre release in the last two years. Much to our delight, the teaser (or taster as the makers are terming it) gives a sneak peek into Varun's new action-hero avatar.&nbsp;

Watch Baby John Taster cut here:&nbsp;

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While not much of the film's plot is known yet, fans have loved Varun's new avatar. Lauding the teaser, one netizen tweeted: “#VarunDhawan is Killing It in His New Massy Avatar. #BabyJohnTasterCut is Absolute Fire. #BabyJohn.” 
 
Another Twitter review read, “#BabyJohnTasterCut review - Simply MIND BLOWN!! This amazing Teaser ensures that #BabyJohn is going to be a HISTORIC BLOCKBUSTER #VarunDhawan is going to nail the MASSY COP AVATAR and SET a BENCHMARK with his performance .”&nbsp;

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That’s not all! Some eagle-eyed fans also spotted Salman Khan in the teaser. Khan reportedly has a cameo in Baby John. Gushing over Khan's presence, a social media user shared, “It's #SalmanKhan in #BabyJohn An #Atlee PRESENTATION!,” whereas another fan claimed, “Salman is like a godfather to bollywood.”

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Is this MEGASTAR <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/SalmanKhan?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#SalmanKhan</a> in <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/BabyJohn?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#BabyJohn</a> 😳🥵? 
 
An ATLEE KUMAR PRESENTATION 🔥<a href="https://twitter.com/BeingSalmanKhan?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@BeingSalmanKhan</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/Varun_dvn?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@Varun_dvn</a> <a href="https://t.co/WXu1oKlwLC">pic.twitter.com/WXu1oKlwLC</a>
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Can't wait 🔥<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/BabyJohnTasterCut?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#BabyJohnTasterCut</a><a href="https://twitter.com/Varun_dvn?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@Varun_dvn</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/BeingSalmanKhan?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@BeingSalmanKhan</a> <a href="https://t.co/wTVCLcfmhV">pic.twitter.com/wTVCLcfmhV</a>
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Meanwhile, some fans are sure that Salman’s cameo is a well-kept secret, and this glimpse is actually of Varun in his cop avatar. The film is slated for a Christmas release and also features Keerthy Suresh, Wamiqa Gabbi and Jackie Shroff.&nbsp;

Is Salman Khan part of Varun Dhawan's Baby John? Eagle-eyed fans seem to have spotted Khan's blink-and-you-miss appearance in the teaser that was unveiled online on Monday.

Is Salman Khan part of Varun Dhawan's Baby John? Eagle-eyed fans seem to have spotted Khan's blink-and-you-miss appearance in the teaser that was unveiled online on Monday. Dhawan will be seen playing an action hero in his new film Baby John, which has been produced by Jawan director Atlee. The filmmaker has also written the screenplay of the film, which is Varun's first out-and-out actioner. It is also his first theatre release in the last two years. Much to our delight, the teaser (or taster as the makers are terming it) gives a sneak peek into Varun's new action-hero avatar. Watch Baby John Taster cut here: While not much of the film's plot is known yet, fans have loved Varun's new avatar. Lauding the teaser, one netizen tweeted: “#VarunDhawan is Killing It in His New Massy Avatar. #BabyJohnTasterCut is Absolute Fire. #BabyJohn.” Another Twitter review read, “#BabyJohnTasterCut review - Simply MIND BLOWN!! This amazing Teaser ensures that #BabyJohn is going to be a HISTORIC BLOCKBUSTER #VarunDhawan is going to nail the MASSY COP AVATAR and SET a BENCHMARK with his performance .” It's Gonna Be The Massiest Movie of 2024 in Hindi Cinema with no second thoughts - 🔥💥#BabyJohn #VarunDhawan pic.twitter.com/IWkUJOMGEC — Suraj (@surya33__) November 4, 2024 × That’s not all! Some eagle-eyed fans also spotted Salman Khan in the teaser. Khan reportedly has a cameo in Baby John. Gushing over Khan's presence, a social media user shared, “It's #SalmanKhan in #BabyJohn An #Atlee PRESENTATION!,” whereas another fan claimed, “Salman is like a godfather to bollywood.” Is this MEGASTAR #SalmanKhan in #BabyJohn 😳🥵? An ATLEE KUMAR PRESENTATION 🔥@BeingSalmanKhan @Varun_dvn pic.twitter.com/WXu1oKlwLC — CineHub (@Its_CineHub) November 4, 2024 × Is this MEGASTAR #SalmanKhan in #BabyJohn 😳🥵? Can't wait 🔥#BabyJohnTasterCut@Varun_dvn @BeingSalmanKhan pic.twitter.com/wTVCLcfmhV — AMIT KUMAR (@IamAMITkumar83) November 4, 2024 × Meanwhile, some fans are sure that Salman’s cameo is a well-kept secret, and this glimpse is actually of Varun in his cop avatar. The film is slated for a Christmas release and also features Keerthy Suresh, Wamiqa Gabbi and Jackie Shroff.

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