Himesh’s music works big time for a relatively weak plot.Īkshay Kumar as Bahattar Singh suits the part, but he doesn’t bring out anything new. He shows off his comedy streak to some extent but for a film titled Khiladi, it lacks hard-core raw action, what people usually expect from Akshay Kumar films. Add to this, some much-needed tadka of larger-than-life action sequences coupled with inherently nonsense humour and funny one-liners, and the movie holds your attention, even if it does so in parts.ĭebutant director Ashish R Mohan who seems to be hugely inspired by his mentor Rohit Shetty shows promise, as people and cars fly quite convincingly in this film. What makes Khiladi 786 a one-time watch is the pace at which events unfold, leaving less time for the audiences to tally the flaws. Also Read - Hrithik Roshan-Saba Azad, Priyanka Chopra-Nick Jonas, Katrina Kaif-Vicky Kaushal and more B-Town couples who found love in unexpected places The story takes shape as the two families from two different states pretend to be policemen, and the beans from each side ready to be spilled anytime, which can be life threatening for Mansukh. You wonder what about Teehattar - the Hindi equivalent of 73? The mystery unfolds in the climax. To add to his problems, Mansukh convinces TTT to pretend that he is a cop, but little does he know that Bahattar Singh, his father Sattar Singh – 70 (Raj Babbar) and his uncle – 71 Ikhattar Singh (Mukesh Rishi) are not cops, but a family of con-men. To prove his worth, Mansukh takes up the unusual challenge of getting an underworld don Tatya Tukaram Tendukar aka TTT bhai’s (Mithun Chakraborty) spoilt brat sister Indu (Asin Thottumkal) married to a cop called Bahattar Singh – 72 (Akshay Kumar) in Punjab. All the alliances Mansukh tries to get done have resulted in separation even before marriage. The story goes like this: Born to an owner of a marriage bureau Champak Lal (Manoj Joshi), Mansukh bhai (Himesh Reshammiya) has been a complete failure ever since he has grown up and tried to help his father in their family business. We guess that’s the Khiladi actor’s magic! Also Read - Rakhi Sawant slams Lock Upp host Kangana Ranaut for taking a dig at Salman Khan's Bigg Boss says, 'bhai mein dum hai, behen mein nahi' But then you still anticipate a generous dose of drama and oodles of entertainment from the debonair actor. After all, with the constant hammering of Himesh Reshammiya’s compositions and dialogue promos, what else can one expect? Considering the movies that Akshay has been associated with in the recent past, it’s now given that his future projects will mostly turn out to be showy, surreal and unbelievably unrealistic. Before the song starts, Akshay intentionally looks into the camera and tells his audience – Khiladi is back! Thankfully, he didn’t say ‘and how!’ Also Read - Naagin 6 actress Tejasswi Prakash's cute reaction as she misses beau Karan Kundrra proves she is crazy about her man – watch videoĪs you enter the theatre to watch Akki’s larger-than-life Khiladi act, a set of preconceived notions instantly run through your mind. Khiladi 786 opens with Akshay battling with goons, of course successfully, which calls for a celebration in the form of the title track – Khiladi bhaiya, similar to how Chulbul Pandey aka Salman Khan did in Dabangg. On the whole, 'Khiladi 786' is mediocre.This typical masala entertainer is a no-brainer, but it doesn’t fail to tickle your funny boneĪpna desi action hero – Khiladi aka Akshay Kumar returns to relive his avatar after 12 years (his last Khiladi film being Khiladi 420). The actor who enacts the role of Asin's boyfriend is alright. Johny Lever & Manoj Joshi are effective in cameos.
Raj Babbar & Mukesh Rishi are mere gap fillers. Performance-Wise: Akshay returns as Khiladi after a long hiatus & he's simply superb. Music by Himesh Reshammiya is foot-tapping, but the songs lend nothing to the narrative.
Also, the songs pop-up pointlessly & drag the film's length. Sure, one doesn't mind escapism, but at least the goings-on could've been far more entertaining. The Screenplay is inconsistent & pretty mindless. 'Khiladi 786' has a fairly entertaining first-hour, but the second-hour isn't. It delivers mediocre entertainment! 'Khiladi 786' Synopsis: A good for nothing match-maker arranges a marriage of a don's sister to a crook. 'Khiladi 786' is A Mindless Comedy that is strictly meant for the masses of the hinterlands.
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