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2 days ago · Set aboard a long-distance sleeper train, its politically charged, close-quarters mayhem has the potential to propel mainstream Hindi cinema fearlessly forward, at a time when the industry is stuck...
- Siddhant Adlakha
3 days ago · ‘Kill’ Review: Indian Bandits Pick the Wrong Train to Rob in One of the Best Pure Action Movies Since ‘The Raid’. Already set for an American remake, Nikhil Nagesh Bhat's ultra-violent delight...
4 days ago · Purely as an action thriller, Nikhil Nagesh Bhat’s Kill is slick, savage and supremely satisfying to watch. It ticks all the boxes: Creative choreography, relentless rhythm, unforgiving gore, the tactful use of space, the raw physicality of the performers, a real-world rage.
4 days ago · However, during the train ride, a group of daku (dacoits) led by Fani (Raghav Juyal) enters inconspicuously and unleashes madness. These are no ordinary dacoits - they have jammers in place, have cut off three bogies from the rest of the train by pulling their own shutters.
3 days ago · 'Kill' is a scrappy, one-location thriller that gets in and out in just over 100 minutes, and won’t fail to leave an impression.
3 days ago · Nikhil Nagesh Bhat's ‘Kill’ is a dark, brutal action film that's unlike anything in Indian cinema. Uday Bhatia. First Published 11:55 AM IST. Lakshya in ’Kill’. Watching Kill was a draining...
4 days ago · Kill’s biggest superpower lies in the hands of its actors — Lakshya and Raghav. Kill sets a high and strong platform for Lakshya to be launched from. The film shows him as the poster boy of action, packing the punch at every chance he gets.
