Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga

Chor Nikal Ke Bhaaga movie review: The yami Gautam-Sunny Kaushal film is fine till it stays on the two of them, but when it starts to play with all its ...

And the moment it reveals its cards, with alert viewers seeing it come, it loses zing. Gautam is having quite a time with all kinds of films: we last saw her in ‘Lost’, in which she plays an investigative journalist; here she is a comely flight attendant who knows more than she lets on. Goons and guns.

The movie stars Yami Gautam and Sunny Kaushal in lead roles, and the Twitter review of Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga so far suggests that the film is worth a watch.

[March 24, 2023] [@yamigautam]ma’am I’m watching your [#ChorNikalKeBhaga].It’s very wonderful movie. Songs dialogues and filmography are very fantastic. However, things take a drastic turn when they realise that the plane they are on is hijacked. Helmed by Ajay Singh, the Netflix movie is backed by Dinesh Vijan and Amar Kaushik. The film also stars Sharad Kelkar and Indraneil Sengupta in key roles, adding to the reason why one should watch this film. Ever since Netflix announced the release date of Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga, fans were waiting with bated breath to see if this Hindi heist movie was as good as it looked in the trailer.

We discuss the ending of the 2023 Netflix film Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga which will contain significant spoilers.

He ends up telling Ankit that the diamonds are fake and that he needs to go and find the real ones. So instead of Ankit being able to steal the diamonds, Neha divides a plan for herself with people she knows because of her father working in the underworld. When the goons beat up Ankit and Neha, Neha overheard that Ankit didn’t even want the child. Since she is a flight attendant and he can be a passenger, the heist is possible. [Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga](https://readysteadycut.com/2023/03/24/chor-nikal-ke-bhaga-review/), Ankit shares his secrets with her, and Neha discovers that Ankit has to repay a huge debt. At 40,000 feet in the air, the heist goes horribly wrong and turns into a hostage situation, per the

The heist thriller, which also stars Yami Gautam and Sunny Kaushal in leading roles, follows the story of a couple who plan to smuggle diamonds on a plane, only ...

Part of the review of the film on OTTplay reads “Once the film reaches the post-hijack situations, things start to unravel, which defies logic and brings in a lot of questionable situations”. And he made sure that the roles he picked were very different from each other. In conversation with Pinkvilla, Kelkar revealed that he got ‘dozens’ of offers to play the characters of police officers in both shows as well as films.

Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga is an entertaining & clever thriller that really keeps you guessing on the ulterior motive & perpetrators behind the 'plan' Sunny ...

Sharad Kelkar delivers a commanding performance as a RAW officer in the film. The script, written by Siraj Ahmed and Amar Kaushik, is akin to a nesting doll, with smaller dolls popping out gradually until the ultimate revelation. The movie is Currently available for streaming on Netflix, the film opens with standard sequences of a man wooing a woman, making it hard to predict what will happen next (as suggested by the title inspired by the children's rhyme Akkad Bakkad Bambe Bo).

What disappoints the most is how the Ajay Singh directorial wastes away actors Sharad Kelkar and Indraneil Sengupta in its hurried plot.

The main culprit of the film’s failure has to be its editing. He commits to the role of a robber (Ankit) and loses his cool so naturally and seamlessly as if he’s unaware that he’s on camera. He has upped the ante of playing a robber — Nobody would feel sympathy for his character, the actor has ensured. Kelkar as intelligence officer Sheikh has little screen presence to flesh out his character, and Sengupta is there only to stand in the shadows. Directed by Ajay Singh, the film aspires to be a genre-bender by bringing tropes of a heist and hijack thrillers together. There is little character development of the hostages — they are shown to be completely out of focus and you stay unbothered about casualties.

The benchmark that Sonam Kapoor-starrer Neerja set for a hijack drama is too high to be matched and that's why whenever I watch a hijack-hostage film, I can't ...

I really wish makers had kept more of him in the film, especially when he is questioning all the passengers and staff after the hijack is over. With a lot of layers and shades to her character, she’s confident and carries a swag which is hard to miss. He does his part in whatever little screen time he gets, but his part turns out to be the most half-baked. Gianni Giannelli’s cinematography is intense and the mid-air shots of the plane both from outside and inside add to the chaos. Nevertheless, I liked how Singh captures the tension in the plane when passengers are in a state of panic though at some places, hijackers appear to be a bit undertrained for the job and end up looking messy. Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga starring Yami Gautam and Sunny Kaushal is no different and yes, you end up comparing it with Neerja in terms of the technicalities, the way hijackers behave and understanding their motive to be able to decode the plot.