Thank god film

• Indra Kumar Director • Ajay Devgn Actor • Sidharth Malhotra Actor • Rakul Preet Singh Actor • Abhinay Raj Singh Actor • Mahesh Balraj Actor • Saanand Verma Actor • Vikram Kochhar Actor • Bhushan Kumar Producer • Krishan Kumar Producer • Sunir Kheterpal Producer • Deepak Mukut Producer • Anand Pandit Producer • 1:04 ETimes Movie Review, ‘Thank God’: Sidharth Ma... • 1:04 Thank God - Official Trailer • 1:04 Thank God | Song - Haaniya Ve • 1:04 Thank God - Dialogue Promo • 1:04 Thank God - Dialogue Promo • 1:04 Thank God - Dialogue Promo • 1:04 Thank God - Dialogue Promo • 1:04 Thank God - Dialogue Promo • 1:04 Thank God | Song - Manike • 1:04 Thank God - Official Trailer FAQs • What is the release date of 'Thank God'? Release date of Ajay Devgn and Sidharth Malhotra starrer 'Thank God' is 2022-10-25. • Who are the actors in 'Thank God'? 'Thank God' star cast includes Ajay Devgn, Sidharth Malhotra, Rakul Preet Singh and Abhinay Raj Singh. • Who is the director of 'Thank God'? 'Thank God' is directed by Indra Kumar. • Who is the producer of 'Thank God'? 'Thank God' is produced by Bhushan Kumar,Krishan Kumar,Sunir Kheterpal,Deepak Mukut,Anand Pandit. • What is Genre of 'Thank God'? 'Thank God' belongs to 'Drama,Comedy,Fantasy' genre. • In Which Languages is 'Thank God' releasing? 'Thank God' is releasing in Hindi.

Express News Service The conundrum with Thank God is that it is simply not content with entertaining the viewers, like Indra Kumar’s good-old Ishq or Dhamaal. Remember the ending of the hilarious Dhamaal that takes a curt turn toward sentimentality? All the emotional moments in Thank God feel as artificial and shoehorned as the ending of Dhamaal. Thank God carries a heavy prerogative to preach and trigger a contemplation about life, guilt, regrets, and relationships. While one certainly doesn’t hold any right to dictate the storytelling choices of filmmakers, it is hard not to pinpoint the loftiness of their ambitions when the desired emotional beats fail to land. Thank God gets lost between comedy and melodrama, failing to realise either of these angles fully. There’s a lousy attempt at invoking discomfort at the close-up shot of a mango being consumed; the film tries to paint this act in a ‘disgusting’ light. Moments later, the same act is used to create an endearing moment. Now, the idea to use the same action for two contrasting reactions—discomfort and comfort—sounds interesting on paper but it translates to the screen with the energy of a tax lecture. This is one of the many such sequences that Thank God sincerely believes, make for wholesome storytelling. Unfortunately, it gets carried away by its intentions. Thank God, the film is just 120 minutes long, although it feels way longer with scenes stretching on and on. Thank God tells the story of Ayaan Kapoor (Siddhar...

Swerving wildly to save a motorcyclist who comes in his way, Mumbai-based real-estate high-flier Ayaan Kapoor (Malhotra) crashes into a car. The screen goes blank. When he comes to, Ayaan finds himself in front of an important-looking personage who introduces himself as CG aka Chitragupt (Ajay Devgn), and who appears to be lording over an unearthly arena dotted with rows of silent witnesses. The black-clad CG is judge-jury-executioner and chief inquisitor, all rolled in one. And Ayaan is in the dock: what kind of human is he? The kind who lies and cheats and deserves to fry in hell till all eternity, or spend the rest of his life with his loving family, wife (Singh) and young daughter? The official remake of Norwegian film ‘Sorte Kugler’, ‘ Thank God’ marks Indra Kumar’s return to Bollywood after a sizeable gap. Best known for his musical rom coms with Bollywood stars acting as overgrown delinquents (‘Dil’), and the raunchy ‘Masti’ and ‘Dhamaal’ franchises stuffed with oversexed men and double-meaning dialogues, his style is still same-old, and it does nothing for a fantasy which needed to be light on its feet. The conceit born of a human suspended between life and death, embracing reform and turning over a new leaf, is a familiar one. We’ve had versions of it both in Hollywood and Bollywood, but I’m hard put to remember one which is as dull and pointless. Devgn gets several opportunities to deliver his trademark smirk, while waiting for the obligatory ‘Singham’ reference,...

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The conundrum with Thank God is that it is simply not content with entertaining the viewers, like Indra Kumar's good-old Ishq or Dhamaal. Remember the ending of the hilarious Dhamaal that takes a curt turn toward sentimentality? All the emotional moments in Thank God feel as artificial and shoehorned as the ending of Dhamaal. Thank God carries a heavy prerogative to preach and trigger a contemplation about life, guilt, regrets, and relationships. While one certainly doesn’t hold any right to dictate the storytelling choices of filmmakers, it is hard not to pinpoint the loftiness of their ambitions when the desired emotional beats fail to land. Thank God gets lost between comedy and melodrama, failing to realise either of these angles fully. There’s a lousy attempt at invoking discomfort at the close-up shot of a mango being consumed; the film tries to paint this act in a ‘disgusting’ light. Moments later, the same act is used to create an endearing moment. Now, the idea to use the same action for two contrasting reactions—discomfort and comfort—sounds interesting on paper but it translates to the screen with the energy of a tax lecture. This is one of the many such sequences that Thank God sincerely believes, make for wholesome storytelling. Unfortunately, it gets carried away by its intentions. Thank God, the film is just 120 minutes long, although it feels way longer with scenes stretching on and on. Director: Indra Kumar Cast: Ajay Devgn, Siddarth Malhotra, Rakul Preet ...

Thank God is a fantasy comedy drama movie that stars Ajay Devgn, Sidharth Malhotra, and Rakul Preet Singh. Helmed by Indra Kumar, the movie takes you on a fun ride through the ‘game of life’ played between a common man – Ayaan Kapoor (Sidharth Malhotra) and Hindu deity Chitragupta (Ajay Devgn), who keeps a record of every action of a human being – good or bad – and reward accordingly. So, what will Ayaan receive – reward or punishment? You will have to wait a bit to find out the answer as Thank God is all set for a grand Diwali release on October 25th. Thank God marks the Bollywood debut of the popular Srilankan singer Yohani, who will be singing the Hindi version of her famous song Thank God will be released in theatres on October 25th. It is expected to release across 2300 screens globally, including 2000 screens in India and 300 screens overseas. Thank God will also be released on the OTT platform a few weeks after its release in cinemas. Unconfirmed sources suggest that it will be making its OTT release on Amazon Prime Video. Theatre Release Date 25 October 2022 OTT Release Date TBA Language Hindi Genre(s) Comedy, Drama, Fantasy Budget Rs 70 crore Director Indra Kumar Producer(s) Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Ashok Thakeria, Sunir Kheterpal, Deepak Mukut, Anand Pandit, Markand Adhikari Starring (Cast) Ajay Devgn, Sidharth Malhotra, Rakul Preet Singh, Kiku Sharda, Seema Pahwa, Mahesh Balraj, Nora Fatehi (special appearance) Thank God Synopsis or Plot Thank God is a fant...