Malang (2020): Is an action thriller that is about an incident that happens between a couple which causes the guy to go in a killing spree. The movie is quite interesting and works well for the most part. There are a few moments that could have been left out and feel slightly stretched. But the performances and characters are what keep the movie even more engaging. The story is great, with a good screenplay. The music is fantastic and will stay memorable for years to come. The movie was a hit. The critic reviews were positive for the most part but on average nothing higher than 2.5 stars out of 5. The audience reviews overall were higher than the critic reviews. The movie can be watched with family but there are some sexual content (mostly implicit), mild violence and abuse, frequent use of drugs and alcohol, and infrequent use of adult language. The movie is definitely worth a look, it has almost all the elements you would want in an action thriller.

It's a mixture of ek villain and kalyug story of revenge is similar to ek villain and disrespecting a girl similar to kalyug. It's one time watch but climax will make you shock. If you're fan of disha patni u watch not only her hotness but also nailed role everyones acting was superb especially adk, kunal khemu and jackass anil kapoor ❤😍❤😍😍👌👌👌

Have to tell you, was quite excited about this movie. Why? Well, why else is anyone ever excited about a new pic anyway? Because of its promo. Projected on the big screen, blasting background score, with psychedelic colours thickly laid over two hot humans tripping over the sea, and under the clear blue sky, is the kinda stuff that hooks you right away. Looked like a fine concert video to me.Especially if you consider the flickering images on the screen that those in the know will instantly recognise as momentary, horizontal distortions in your vision/eyes when you're tripping on substances that will never be made legal for a good reason. Because they're just too good to be true. And humanity has a lot to lose, en masse, if it decides to lose itself in the collective haze of chemical substances.Watch Disha Patani-starrer Malang trailer here: Or, maybe we'd be happy to. If, like the hero (Aditya Roy Kapur) here, and more so the heroine (Disha Patani), we woke up looking like fresh daisies during the day, despite getting shit-faced on hard drugs all night. I want to be them, yo; through and through. But how to? If only we knew these pretty young things better. Here's what you're likely to learn about them, as an audience, watching them gallivanting either on the beach or on a bike, having met for a quick second once, after a police raid at a rave, after which they simply can't take their eyes (and hands) off each other. They have no ghar, no thikana, no naukri, full-income, no maa-baap, of course; but a gorgeously nomadic Goa life that can only be interrupted by hanging with goras in the hills instead. The guy is both a beach and a mountain person. Good to know. This film isn't about these two though, really. Wish it was a surreptitiously pro-drug picture. Except, every time folk in the film land themselves stuff that Goa runs on, according to the movie, "X, stamp, Charlie, Molly, stash," a bumper sticker shows up on the side of the screen, "Drugs cost you more than just money," "Drugs kill pain, but finally the brain," etc. Accha. And then the focus shifts to two cops. One's Panaji ka Lakhan (Anil Kapoor) wearing a khakee uniform shirt, buttoned-down over regular clothes, chasing dead bodies. The killer, that's the hero (Kapur), who's stepped out of prison, informs him of his target. There's another cop, totally nondescript type in comparison (Kunal Kemmu), whose colleaguesare turning out to be the targets. There is no gang or syndicate at work. Not that you know of. This lasts overnight in real-time that still seems shorter than the length of this supposed thriller. There is certainly no motive that is likely to intrigue you either. Except, a huge 'reveal' at the end. Which only reveals how moronic this movie really is. But that'sanother matter. Don't let such stuff distract you from some fine filmmaking flourishes, to be fair — as the chant 'Alla hoo' plays for background score, before a packed football stadium with a match going on, on Christmas, and a body drops on top of a parked cop-car, thrown off by the hero from the terrace above. It's a kickass, quick scene. It's there in the promo. That's what one sometimes wonders. Why can't some of these films be left at the snazzy trailer? I'll take that man. There should be a running script for a full, two-hour feature, too? Arrey, who says so. It's okay. Catch up on all the latest entertainment news and gossip here. Also download the new mid-day Android and iOS apps to get latest updates