Kisi bhai kisi jaan

Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan story: Bhaijaan (Salman Khan) is committed to living his life as a bachelor so that he can take care of his three younger bhais. But when a beautiful woman walks into his life things take an unexpected turn. Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan review: This Bhai’s jaan are his brothers and they are his absolute priority. While they have already found their life partners, Bhaijaan is still flying solo. So, they desperately start looking out for a match for him. Walks in Bhagya Laxmi (Pooja Hegde), who not only fits the bill, but also shares her name with Bhaijaan's long gone ex-girlfriend. But here's the catch -- this match is far more complicated than it looks, as Bhagya’s Hyderabadi family has a mysterious and dark past. It’s a wafer-thin plot that tries to achieve a lot but doesn't really end up going places. Director and co-writer Farhad Samji’s story throws in a lot of bloody action with little semblance to logic and normalcy. The first half tests your patience with scenes that intend to be funny, but are not. The loud performances don't help much. The story simply doesn’t kickstart until the interval. The romantic tracks between the three brothers Luv (Siddharth Nigam), Ishq (Raghav Juyal) and Moh (Jassie Gill) and their love interests Chahat (Vinali Bhatnagar), Sukoon (Shehnaaz Gill) and Muskaan (Palak Tiwari) respectively, are banal and clichéd. The chemistry between Bhagya and Bhaijaan faces a few hiccups initially, but warms up along the way. Samji ...

Premium Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan movie review: A tired, unimaginative amalgamation of every Salman Khan version Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan review: The last time a Salman Khan film had Bhaijaan in the title, its prefix was ‘Bajrangi’, and that solid Kabir Khan film had, verily, a story. This Bhaijaan is running on empty. The fact that there’s no other name in the credit line of So what about the worthies that come and go, whenever Bhai needs a break from going solo, straggly long locks blowing about his face? There’s Pooja Hegde as Bhagyalaxmi, his romantic interest, who is about the only one who manages to hold her own. The rest are a blur. There’s Sidharth Nigam-Raghav Juyal-Jassi Gill as Bhai’s younger brothers. There’s Shehnaaz Gill-Palak Tiwari-Vinali Bhatnagar, as their girlfriends. These are to be seen only in clusters of three, or six, depending upon the requirement of the scene. There’s the Southern contingent, in the shape of Venkatesh (former rowdy turned saintly non-violent type) and Jagapathi Babu (growly villain with a thousand henchmen), safely tucked away in the post-interval section, by which time Bhaijaan has had enough time to display his standard totems: the Bhai walk, arms akimbo; the Bhai bracelet, with that azure stone; the Bhai line, which given these times, is doused in patriotism. There’s Vijender Singh, the real-life boxer turned out as the most ineffective baddie Bollywood has produced in a long time. There’s the late Satish Kaushik, sadly wasted...

• • • • Avika Gor says she was replaced in Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan, Antim: 'I expected it' Avika Gor says she was replaced in Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan, Antim: ‘I expected it’ Avika Gor shared that she was replaced in Salman Khan's Kisi Ki Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan at the last minute. Avika also said that she had faced something similar during Antim. Talking to Siddharth Kannan, Avika Gor said she was apprehensive and expected this to happen. “I had faced something similar with the same team where two weeks before the film they called and they said they cast someone else. But this happens,” she recalled and when asked if she was talking about Antim, starring Aayush Sharma, Avika nodded in agreement. Also Read | “At the end of the day it’s their call and it’s okay. They must have had their reasons, they know better,” she said. When asked if she was hurt by the episode, Avika said, “Yes, I am human. Of course, you have that feeling that ‘I wish this didn’t happen the second time. But I think it was meant to be.” She added that she doesn’t blame the team for any of this. “I’m not saying what they did was wrong because at the end of the day, they also have to choose wisely. They have to take calls as to who is the best for their film and that’s who they go ahead with.”

• • • • Avika Gor says she was replaced in Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan, Antim: 'I expected it' Avika Gor says she was replaced in Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan, Antim: ‘I expected it’ Avika Gor shared that she was replaced in Salman Khan's Kisi Ki Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan at the last minute. Avika also said that she had faced something similar during Antim. Talking to Siddharth Kannan, Avika Gor said she was apprehensive and expected this to happen. “I had faced something similar with the same team where two weeks before the film they called and they said they cast someone else. But this happens,” she recalled and when asked if she was talking about Antim, starring Aayush Sharma, Avika nodded in agreement. Also Read | “At the end of the day it’s their call and it’s okay. They must have had their reasons, they know better,” she said. When asked if she was hurt by the episode, Avika said, “Yes, I am human. Of course, you have that feeling that ‘I wish this didn’t happen the second time. But I think it was meant to be.” She added that she doesn’t blame the team for any of this. “I’m not saying what they did was wrong because at the end of the day, they also have to choose wisely. They have to take calls as to who is the best for their film and that’s who they go ahead with.”

Premium Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan movie review: A tired, unimaginative amalgamation of every Salman Khan version Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan review: The last time a Salman Khan film had Bhaijaan in the title, its prefix was ‘Bajrangi’, and that solid Kabir Khan film had, verily, a story. This Bhaijaan is running on empty. The fact that there’s no other name in the credit line of So what about the worthies that come and go, whenever Bhai needs a break from going solo, straggly long locks blowing about his face? There’s Pooja Hegde as Bhagyalaxmi, his romantic interest, who is about the only one who manages to hold her own. The rest are a blur. There’s Sidharth Nigam-Raghav Juyal-Jassi Gill as Bhai’s younger brothers. There’s Shehnaaz Gill-Palak Tiwari-Vinali Bhatnagar, as their girlfriends. These are to be seen only in clusters of three, or six, depending upon the requirement of the scene. There’s the Southern contingent, in the shape of Venkatesh (former rowdy turned saintly non-violent type) and Jagapathi Babu (growly villain with a thousand henchmen), safely tucked away in the post-interval section, by which time Bhaijaan has had enough time to display his standard totems: the Bhai walk, arms akimbo; the Bhai bracelet, with that azure stone; the Bhai line, which given these times, is doused in patriotism. There’s Vijender Singh, the real-life boxer turned out as the most ineffective baddie Bollywood has produced in a long time. There’s the late Satish Kaushik, sadly wasted...

Running time: 145 minutes Set in the heartland of India, KISI KA BHAI KISI KI JAAN is a complete family entertainer. The story revolves around four brothers … Salman Khan being the eldest, a self-appointed vigilante committed to the cause of keeping the society crime-free and stays away from involvement in any romantic relationship. In an attempt to make him fall in love, his brothers set him up with a woman similar to his previous love interest. What follows next is a series of events that is assured to take the audiences on a roller coaster ride this festive season. Original title: Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan (Hindi) Cast: Pooja Hegde, Salman Khan, Venkatesh Daggubati Director: Farhad Samji Production: 2023 Age restrictions: NR