The tale of scrupulous Major Ram (played by Shah Rukh Khan) who has to go back to college to keep an eye on the daughter of his senior officer. Rakesh Roshan’s modern direction helped to make a classic action movie for all ages.įarah Khan’s directorial debut was an unabashedly goofy tribute the cinema of Manmohan Desai. All the people in the theater halls gasped as Krishh leapt from one location to another effortlessly and fought the baddies with ease. Directed by Rakesh Roshan and starring Hrithik Roshan, the movie was a breakthrough for Indian cinema because, along with introducing the desi audience with a superhero they could relate with, Krishh had some of the most breathtaking action sequences in Bollywood cinema by then. With action sequences choreographed to appear seamless and dreamlike, the movie held the attention of the audience completely.Ī superhero movie with heart, Krishh was a sequel to the blockbuster science fiction movie Koi Mil Gaya. It parodied the conventions of superhero movies, and Bollywood cinema of the 70s but also adapted them into its tone. And the climactic battle between the two men was staged with intimacy while keeping the blockbuster roots of the genre in mind.ĭaffy, thrilling, and witty, Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota was directed by Vasan Bala had contained some of the most awe-inspiring stunts by the leads, Abhimanyu Dassani, and Radhika Madan. As the story went into overdrive, the audience were shown an astounding action set piece set in Croatia, with SRK basically chasing himself. Shah Rukh Khan played two roles in the movie the superstar molded in his own image, Aryan Khanna and his mentally unstable fan, Gaurav Chandna. Tiger Shroff, playing Captain Khalid Rahmani, who develops a crush on his senior, Major Kabir (Hrithik Roshan) became the proxy of the audience who were just in awe of Hrithik during the movie.Īn ode to deranged hero worship, and Shah Rukh Khan’s psychological drama was at once an exploration of what it means to love someone you don’t know, and a heart pounding action thriller. It took the audience on a world tour of beautiful locations and then dropped them into tense action sequences directed with brilliant stylistic flourishes by Anand.

Directed by Siddharth Anand, this highly entertaining action thriller reinvented Hrithik Roshan’s image as the action hero/Greek god who’d once been the obsession of many Indian girls.

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