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5 days ago · In theory, you don’t need to worry about the generic setup that Bhat and co-writer Ayesha Syed provide. Then again, several dramatic moments, both major and minor, drag when they should coast to the next big sequence. A handful of action scenes feel light and even look monotonous, partly given the limitations of the movie’s primary setting.
Nikhil Bhat on Kill being dubbed as ‘India's most violent movie ever’: We are not glorifying violence in any way. By Sugandha Rawal. Jul 05, 2024 06:21 AM IST . Share Via. Copy Link.
3 days ago · Amrit, to protect the civilians, takes on Fani and his gang in a ruthless one-man killing spree. Kill has been praised across the globe for its aggressively no-holds-barred action scenes with bold ...
4 days ago · The level of violence in “Kill,” which premiered at TIFF in September, is brutal, bloody and graphic – so much so that marketing for the Hindi-language film includes the declaration ...
4 days ago · The story in Kill is simply used as a vehicle for the action that makes the movie worthy. Each set-piece is a masterwork of bloody, brutal efficiency in a setting that almost feels like The Raid (2011) on rails. Lakshya moves through his set pieces like he's been doing it for years and convinces viewers that he's an angry, unstoppable beast on ...
4 days ago · The movie also delivers some of the most intense deaths by a fire extinguisher ever seen in cinema. This, in turn, leads to some of the most brutal action scenes in recent memory. Amrit makes surprisingly effective use of his crowded surroundings for maximum damage to the group of train bandits, whether it be slamming their heads against nearby ...
2 days ago · Nikhil’s demeanour is in sharp contrast to the mood of the movie. Kill is a first-of-itskind action film for India. The violence is extreme. In one scene, a man’s head is smashed to a pulp with a fire extinguisher. In another, a man’s head is set on fire; he runs around like a human torch.
