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Cast View all

	Laksh Lalwani	Amrit Rathod
	Raghav Juyal	Fani
	Tanya Maniktala	Tulika Singh
	Abhishek Chauhan	Viresh Chatwal
	Ashish Vidyarthi	Beni
	Pratap Verma	Virat
	Harsh Chhaya	Baldeo Singh Thakur
	Adrija Sinha	Ahaana
	Meenal Kapoor	Tulika's Mother
	Mukesh Chandelia	Jass's Father
	Madhu Raja	Tulika's Dadi
	Arun Thakur	Jass Pratap Singh (Groom)
	Aman Bal	Jass's Mother
	Jatinder	Jass's Uncle 1
	Vipan Dhavan	Jass's Uncle 2
	Tajinder	Jass's Aunt 1
	Janhavi Bansal	Jass's Aunt 2
	Nandini	Jass's Sister
	Priyam Gupta	Kullu
	Abhishek Chauhan	Bhukhan
	Calib Logan	Brahmeshwar
	Reyansh Goswami	Little Kid
	Parth Tiwari	Siddhi
	Shivam Parmar	Sohail
	Akash Pramanik	Arif

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Director	Nikhil Bhat
Writer	Nikhil Bhat, Ayesha Syed
Producer	Raunaq Bajaj, Prasanna R. Coondapur, Aliya Curmally, Achin Jain, Hiroo Johar, Karan Johar, Apoorva Mehta, Guneet Monga
Musician	Haroon-Gavin, Vikram Montrose, Shashwat Sachdev
Photography	Rafey Mehmood

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My quick rating - 7.8/10. This flick has rightfully earned its spot as the featured trailer of the week, setting the stage for an action-packed spectacle that will keep you glued to the screen. From the moment the film begins, you're thrust into a relentless barrage of hand-to-hand combat that lasts a solid 45 minutes before the main storyline even begins. This movie effortlessly transitions from a Die Hard scenario on a train to a full-throttle revenge flick, thanks to the introduction of a one-man army portrayed by Lakshya. The plot kicks off with an army commando who discovers that his true love is being forced into an arranged marriage. Determined to derail this plan, he boards a New Delhi-bound train, setting the stage for a daring quest. However, the real action begins when a gang of knife-wielding thieves terrorizes the passengers. The commando springs into action, taking on the criminals in a brutal, death-defying kill spree to save the innocent lives around him. What should have been a typical commute transforms into an adrenaline-fueled thrill ride. Lakshya's performance as the commando is nothing short of spectacular. His portrayal of a man who abandons all rules to save the ones he loves is both intense and captivating. The sheer brutality of the fight scenes, combined with the high stakes of the situation, makes for an unforgettable viewing experience. The choreography is top-notch, with each fight sequence more intense and creative than the last. I found it crazy it was able to maintain such a high level of tension and excitement throughout its runtime. The film doesn't shy away from showcasing the raw, visceral nature of combat, and the body count is definitely something to behold. If I were still doing body count movie reviews like back in high school, this film would undoubtedly rank high on the list. In summary, this is a must-watch for action enthusiasts. With its relentless combat sequences, compelling storyline, and a standout performance by Lakshya, this film delivers on all fronts. It's a brutal, exhilarating ride that will leave you breathless and eager for more.

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