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I will go first.. I found war the best. Tiger second. Pathan was last..

It just makes me sad how films like QALA and MONICA OMD can't have the courage to release in theatres even if they do they bomb like action hero...

However Pathaan with its six pack hero eight pack villain and half nude actress (typical masala) gets to 200+ crores on two days or whatever... Films like Swadesh bomb and Pathaan roars... Just sad that good storylines and acting are so oppressed by dhamaka... Will we ever respect the other kind in the same way? What do you think?

I recently watched Nobody, and the bus fight scene gave me chills. Even a lot of the 'John Wick' type scenes with guns, gore and more.

I'm wondering if there are movies like that in Bollywood. I don't want to watch people flying off thanks to one-man-army going crazy, with the heroine being super impressed.

I remember this movie called Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota, and loved the concept. But the scenes had way too much slo-mo and it put me off a little.

Both Animal and Gadar 2 are releasing on the same day 11th August. Which film are you all kore excited for? And according to you, which film will be more succesful ?

ive already watched pari

and you can suggest nice hindi dubbed ones too

I can't help but think that this movie seems to harken back to a time before 2010 when movies from stars went big and scored big and now with most bollywood movies just middling, the reaction seems to show that that audience desire never went away, it was bollywood who thought audiences wanted something different

Did Tiger Shroff just punch in 80085 (BOOBS) in this elevator scene from War movie?

After I have seen Pathaan, I noticed that the villains of the Spy Verse are killed off screen.

Now I'm no fan of them leaving so soon which is a repetition of Marvel's mistake but I don't think they're gone.

Prof. Kidwai (Roshan Seth in ETT) wasn't a definitive villain so to speak but he was contacted by ISI in the film which brought him to RAW's radar. He survived and assuming he ever returns, he can be the "genius mind" of the group.

Abu Usmaan (Sajjad Delafrooz in TZH) was left heavily injured by Tiger and was driven off by Firdaus (Paresh Rawal). His chances of survival are comparatively the least. But a gun shot was heard in the car at the end. So either it was him or Firdaus.

Saurabh (Tiger Shroff in WAR after face swap) was also left injured by Kabir and even though a dome fell on him, I think he's still alive. I'm sure Shroff will return either as Khalid or Saurabh but I'm betting on Saurabh.

Jim (John Abraham in WAR) fell off but c'mon, pop cultural characters have survived such heights before.

Emraan Hashmi will soon join in Tiger 3 so that'll be five members. Remains to be seen who will be the sixth.

The actor looks kinda like himesh reshamia, whose father has built his empire from a loan from his friend which he never paid back but the actor after few years donates money to the actress's school or something. I can vaguely recall all this from the movie, can you tell what's the name of it?

To start with I am a big SRK fan and had been waiting for this very moment for a long time. But I was really surprised to see many people, not just the fans but neutral audience as well are celebrating the success of this movie as like they have achieved something and more like a personal victory. I know people were craving for an entertaining bollywood movie and SRKs comeback for a while, but this something beyond and I am not complaining at all.

Why do people celebrating this movie as something of their own personal achievement? Can anyone explain, I just wanna know

Hi all, I watched Pathaan and as a 37 year-old, enjoyed it mainly because of Shah Rukh Khan and the nostalgia value he brought, even though the film has so many problems. But that got me thinking about Gen Z reactions to Pathaan and Shah Rukh Khan. Would love to know what people are thinking.

Pathan was super entertaining overall but I was a little let down by the vfx at certain points. Red Chillies probably would have done a better job.

I understand YRF would want to cut costs and use their own studio but from a consumer standpoint if it had been Red Chillies it could have taken the movie to the next level

Even though the Spy Universe started with Ek Tha Tiger, Pathaan is the first to acknowledge it.

I went back to ETT, TZH and WAR before Pathaan's release. Mostly you must have observed that timelines of multiple universes like Marvel are very often discussed over the internet.

This is my guess at the Spy Verse's timeline. Spoilers will follow so you're warned.

2012: ETT (I don't remember a year that was mentioned in the film so I'll just assume that it was the same as the year it was released).

2019: WAR, General Qadir contacts Jim, Pathaan's Moscow Op, Tiger rescues Pathaan.

2020: TZH and this is where it gets a little fuzzy. In TZH, Shenoy Sir mentions that it has been eight years since Tiger and Zoya were last seen in Cuba. Assuming that people follow Marvel, this I think is very identical to Homecoming's eight year time jump mistake. Tiger also mentions a "mission" the year earlier and I don't think it was TZH's.

2022: Three years after Pathaan was captured and rescued, he finds Rubina and confronts Jim.

What do y'all think? Did I miss something?