The review discusses the Bollywood film "Thugs of Hindostan," which is noted as the most expensive film in Bollywood history. Set during the late 18th century when the British were establishing control over India, the film follows the story of a brave warrior named Khudabaksh, played by Amitabh Bachchan, who seeks to free his homeland from British oppression. The plot unfolds with Khudabaksh attempting to thwart the British government's plans, aided by a trickster named Firangi Mallah, portrayed by Aamir Khan. The story begins with the murder of Ronit Roy's character, whose daughter, Zafira, is rescued by Khudabaksh. The film then jumps ahead 11 years, showcasing the British government enlisting Firangi to infiltrate Khudabaksh's band. As Firangi earns Khudabaksh's trust while secretly deceiving him, he finds himself drawn to Zafira, awakening his patriotic feelings and leading him to join the fight against the British. The review highlights that the film's narrative progresses without much suspense and encourages viewers to watch the film to discover the ending.

by Jatin.R.patel in Gujarati Film Reviews

Writen by Jatin.R.patel

Category Film Reviews