Director Aditya Dhar
Actor Ranveer Singh, Sanjay Dutt, Arjun Rampal, Akshay Khanna, and R Madhavan
Not every single actor can properly portray a very brutal villain. Any single actor who thinks about acting is primarily character and heroic, but a hero is not a proper hero without a very brutal villain. Why, if these three dangerous villains weren't in a Dhurandar movie, his first part would have been very difficult to play. Ranveer Singh, by the way, does less villainous roles in real life, but he's a hero, and he only seems like a hero when he's facing a very dangerous villain. When a talented actor returns to his acting field after a long absence, you feel that this time his acting will be next-level. You're in awe of him. Think about it: when a talented actor, after doing a number of good films, takes a break of 5-6 years and then returns, it's either because his character and appearance are at a different level, or because he can't properly portray his character.
Just talking about Akshay Khanna, I don't feel like this guy needs a comeback. He made a comeback with his films like Chhava and Dhurandhaar, which no other actor has done before, because in these films, he captivated people with every single expression. His single expression in the movie was something that no other actor could achieve. In some instances, he was quite innocent, in others, he was quite pathetic, and in some scenes, he was brutal. The movie's two other villains, like Sanjay Dutt and Rampal, also gave a great performance. The movie features such talented actors that it wouldn't have been possible to showcase their talent in a small way. Therefore, the makers have given as much screen time to Ranveer Singh as to his villains and other characters. A hero only truly feels like a hero when he faces a proper villain.
The movie's execution was also excellent, with the storyline being properly portrayed, depicting how two of the most dangerous, crazy people in their own area, manage to defeat each other. To maintain fear, they commit massacre and the gang war has also been shown very well in this. The two villains in this movie are Rehman Dakat and Major Iqbal ISI, who is seen as their communication guy, but when they come face to face and talk to each other, they deal with each other as per the calculations, the way they use weapons is very powerful and in fact, when you will see that scene, you will feel that we are seeing their dealings in real life because when both of them come face to face in the same frame, then the movie and brother, this guy is an old is gold actor, he had kept all his potential hidden within himself. And if it gets a good script, it will truly showcase a different level of acting.
Speaking of the first part, Aditya Dhar truly tried something new. He wrote each character in such a way that they felt like unique characters in their own right. The movie's proper length was 7 hours. If the makers had wanted, they could have reduced the 7 hours to 3 hours, but he devised a new method, and the post-credits scene shown at the end truly dazzled us, as no director had ever attempted such an experiment as he did with his first part. The trailer for the second part was also mixed into the trailer for the second part, and the post-credits scene showed the entire Teacher episode. This really generated a lot of interest, and many people may not have understood what happened in the ending.
But the movie "Kuch Bhi Bolo" has been made in a very different way.
