How bad can a movie be? No rating&nbsp;measure is enough to describe the horrid&nbsp;Bhaiyya Ji- actor Manoj Bajpayee's latest. After watching the movie, the first question that I wanted to ask director&nbsp;Apoorv Singh Karki is&nbsp;"Why?" The second question is, "How on earth did Bajpayee agree to play this role?"&nbsp;

In 2024, Bhaiyya Ji is a mix and match of all the 90s potboilers, where there is a hero who has lost one of his dear ones and as a result, he's forced to bring his ruthlessness self back and can go to any extent for revenge. There is action, gore, a weeping mother, and mean rich villain and his evil son.&nbsp;

What is Bhaiyya Ji About?

Set in&nbsp;Bihar and Delhi, the movie revolves around a man called&nbsp;Ram&nbsp;(Manoj Bajpayee), a respectable person in his area who is about to get married. Wedding preparations are in full swing when his younger brother Vedant, while returning home, gets killed outside a New Delhi railway station. While it was initially projected as an accident, it is later revealed that Vedant has been brutally murdered by a group of drunk&nbsp;boys led by Abhimanyu (Jatin Goswami), the son of an influential business tycoon and politician. Being the only son of a rich politician, his saat&nbsp;khoon&nbsp;are&nbsp;always maaf.

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Ram is initially projected as a simple middle-class man, which he is not. He was once the biggest gangster, popularly known as&nbsp;Bhaiyya Ji, who had left the path of violence as a promise to his late father. Now, for the sake of his brother's soul, his rowdy, gory, and evil side has returned. The rest of the movie is about how he takes revenge on the evil father-&nbsp;son duo.

A Mind-Numbing Movie

Keep your brain in snooze&nbsp;mode while watching this, as you won’t need to use much of it. With everything illogical happening on screen, this type of movie requires a brain shutdown.

From the first frame, you are already aware of what is going to come next. From&nbsp;action to drama to the dialogues- everything feels overdramatised. At one point, it felt like an early 2000s Hindi movie, with action inspired by a South Indian movie, with melodrama from a Bhojpuri movie thrown in between. 
 
It's tough to think of a particular scene that felt real. From the opening shot to the end, everything&nbsp;felt like a sham. Even the big swords and wrenches looked like props from some D-grade play.&nbsp; The blood and violence shown in the movie crosses&nbsp;all the levels of tackiness.

No comment on the writing or the script, because it's a cut, copy, and paste of so many bad action movies. The bizarreness crossed all boundaries in the climax. The VFX and action scenes felt fabricated and were unintentionally funny.

This is the second collaboration of Apoorv Singh Karki and Manoj Bajpayee. Considering their previous work, Sirf Ek Bandaa Kaafi Hai, this movie was a big disappointment.

Manoj Bajpayee is an actor par excellence. With his prolific performances in the past, he has proved how he can make any character shine. But in this movie, it is apparent that the actor worked half-heartedly, fully aware of a wafer-thin plot and screenplay.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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It is amazing how in 2024, when cinema and story telling have evolved by leaps and bounds, Bollywood continues to present the audience with subpar movies like Bhaiyya Ji, ironically featuring one of the best actors in the country.&nbsp;&nbsp;Before this, I watched Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff's Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, which like many others, failed to impress. Both movies are on the same level, but the only thing that made Ali Abbas Zafar's movie stand out was its huge budget and a glamorous set of stars.&nbsp;

Forget theatres, Bhaiyya Ji is not even OTT-worthy.

How bad can a movie be? No rating measure is enough to describe the horrid Bhaiyya Ji- actor Manoj Bajpayee's latest. After watching the movie, the first question that I wanted to ask director Apoorv Singh Karki is "Why?

How bad can a movie be? No rating measure is enough to describe the horrid Bhaiyya Ji- actor Manoj Bajpayee's latest. After watching the movie, the first question that I wanted to ask director Apoorv Singh Karki is "Why?" The second question is, "How on earth did Bajpayee agree to play this role?" In 2024, Bhaiyya Ji is a mix and match of all the 90s potboilers, where there is a hero who has lost one of his dear ones and as a result, he's forced to bring his ruthlessness self back and can go to any extent for revenge. There is action, gore, a weeping mother, and mean rich villain and his evil son. What is Bhaiyya Ji About? Set in Bihar and Delhi, the movie revolves around a man called Ram (Manoj Bajpayee), a respectable person in his area who is about to get married. Wedding preparations are in full swing when his younger brother Vedant, while returning home, gets killed outside a New Delhi railway station. While it was initially projected as an accident, it is later revealed that Vedant has been brutally murdered by a group of drunk boys led by Abhimanyu (Jatin Goswami), the son of an influential business tycoon and politician. Being the only son of a rich politician, his saat khoon are always maaf. Ram is initially projected as a simple middle-class man, which he is not. He was once the biggest gangster, popularly known as Bhaiyya Ji, who had left the path of violence as a promise to his late father. Now, for the sake of his brother's soul, his rowdy, gory, and evil side has returned. The rest of the movie is about how he takes revenge on the evil father- son duo. A Mind-Numbing Movie Keep your brain in snooze mode while watching this, as you won’t need to use much of it. With everything illogical happening on screen, this type of movie requires a brain shutdown. From the first frame, you are already aware of what is going to come next. From action to drama to the dialogues- everything feels overdramatised. At one point, it felt like an early 2000s Hindi movie, with action inspired by a South Indian movie, with melodrama from a Bhojpuri movie thrown in between. It's tough to think of a particular scene that felt real. From the opening shot to the end, everything felt like a sham. Even the big swords and wrenches looked like props from some D-grade play. The blood and violence shown in the movie crosses all the levels of tackiness. No comment on the writing or the script, because it's a cut, copy, and paste of so many bad action movies. The bizarreness crossed all boundaries in the climax. The VFX and action scenes felt fabricated and were unintentionally funny. This is the second collaboration of Apoorv Singh Karki and Manoj Bajpayee. Considering their previous work, Sirf Ek Bandaa Kaafi Hai, this movie was a big disappointment. Manoj Bajpayee is an actor par excellence. With his prolific performances in the past, he has proved how he can make any character shine. But in this movie, it is apparent that the actor worked half-heartedly, fully aware of a wafer-thin plot and screenplay. It is amazing how in 2024, when cinema and story telling have evolved by leaps and bounds, Bollywood continues to present the audience with subpar movies like Bhaiyya Ji, ironically featuring one of the best actors in the country. Before this, I watched Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff's Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, which like many others, failed to impress. Both movies are on the same level, but the only thing that made Ali Abbas Zafar's movie stand out was its huge budget and a glamorous set of stars. Forget theatres, Bhaiyya Ji is not even OTT-worthy.

Bhaiyya Ji Review: This Manoj Bajpayee movie is a huge disappointment

Salman Khan is easily one of the most bankable actors in the Bollywood industry today. His last year&#39;s Eid release titled&nbsp;Sultan, broke all records and became an All Time Blockbuster after entering the Rs. 300 crore club.

This holiday on Eid, Salman&#39;s new movie titled Tubelight will release and fans will get to see the coming together of the hunk actor with director Kabir Khan, after EK Tha Tiger and most recent Bajrangi Bhaijaan.&nbsp;

<h2>Also Read:<a href="http://www.wionews.com/life-fun/salman-khan-fans-we-have-great-news-for-you-16040">&nbsp;Salman Khan fans, we have great news for you</a></h2>

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But the bigger issue remains: Whether Tubelight collections surpass the global hit Baahubali 2?

While fans on social media are constantly writing success stories of the movie, Salman in an interview to Firstpost said, &quot;I doubt that Tubelight will break Baahubali 2&rsquo;s record because the latter is one of the most freakish films that has been made. Hindi film-goers lapped up the film despite watching a dubbed version of it. It is because of the Hindi cine-goers that they have got these numbers. But as long as nobody loses money, I am fine. I don&rsquo;t feel the pressure.&quot;

The actor himself is currently on&nbsp;a promotional spree for his movie after the trailer release was met with hightened expectancy. Speaking in the interview, Salman pointed out how he still gets nervous before the release of his film. He elaborated: &ldquo;Yeah, but for different reasons. You do a film, you put in so much of hard work. That&rsquo;s okay, but the reason that you have signed the film is that you think it will be a sure short hit. Now, the film releases and it is a flop, that means your thinking has gone all wrong.&quot;

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Tubelight will hit theatres on June 25.

(WION)

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Salman Khan fans are already speculating an even grander reception to his upcoming movie

Salman Khan is easily one of the most bankable actors in the Bollywood industry today. His last year's Eid release titled Sultan, broke all records and became an All Time Blockbuster after entering the Rs. 300 crore club. This holiday on Eid, Salman's new movie titled Tubelight will release and fans will get to see the coming together of the hunk actor with director Kabir Khan, after EK Tha Tiger and most recent Bajrangi Bhaijaan. Also Read: Salman Khan fans, we have great news for you But the bigger issue remains: Whether Tubelight collections surpass the global hit Baahubali 2? While fans on social media are constantly writing success stories of the movie, Salman in an interview to Firstpost said, "I doubt that Tubelight will break Baahubali 2’s record because the latter is one of the most freakish films that has been made. Hindi film-goers lapped up the film despite watching a dubbed version of it. It is because of the Hindi cine-goers that they have got these numbers. But as long as nobody loses money, I am fine. I don’t feel the pressure." The actor himself is currently on a promotional spree for his movie after the trailer release was met with hightened expectancy. Speaking in the interview, Salman pointed out how he still gets nervous before the release of his film. He elaborated: “Yeah, but for different reasons. You do a film, you put in so much of hard work. That’s okay, but the reason that you have signed the film is that you think it will be a sure short hit. Now, the film releases and it is a flop, that means your thinking has gone all wrong." Also Read: Baahubali 2 becomes first Indian movie to earn Rs 1,500 crore worldwide Tubelight will hit theatres on June 25. (WION)

Salman Khan on whether Tubelight will cross Baahubali 2's collections

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Bhaiyya Ji Review: This Manoj Bajpayee movie is a huge disappointment

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