Bloody Daddy (2023) Bollywood Hindi Full Movie HD ESub /
Bloody Daddy (2023) Bollywood Hindi Full Movie HD ESub
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Genre:
Action
Duration: 2h 01mint
Release Date: 2023
Language: Hindi
Starcast:
Shahid Kapoor, Sanjay Kapoor, Diana Penty, Ronit Roy, Rajeev Khandelwal, Ankur Bhatia
Quality: HD
File Size: 400mb 650mb 1.1Gb 2.4Gb 4Gb 6.2Gb HD
Description: A loving father (Shahid Kapoor) will do anything to protect his family, and when his child is kidnapped, he embarks on a dangerous journey to save him.
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
Bloody Daddy review: Ali Abbas Zafar's latest film has Shahid Kapoor playing an anti-hero who has to rescue his son and find a missing bag of cocaine worth Rs 500 million in a span of a night.
is slick. Despite the wafer-thin plot which leaves many questions unanswered, the film's treatment and its credible actors make it an engaging watch. Shahid Kapoor has performed better in other films, where his acting has been well-highlighted. Bloody Daddy is not that film. That does not take away anything from the actor though. He is in good form and eases into a poorly written role well. The character lacks depth which is perhaps the writer's fault but Kapoor looks and performs his character well- sometimes reminding you of his recent roles in Farzi and Kabir Singh.
Giving him able support are actors Ronit Roy, Ankur Bhatia, Rajeev Khandelwal and Diana Penty who in their limited roles deliver well and do justice to their characters. Sanjay Kapoor too, in what appears to be a cameo role, performs to his role well. Wish all these actors though had more to do - all are credible performers and deserved more screen time.
Action
Duration: 2h 01mint
Release Date: 2023
Language: Hindi
Starcast:
Shahid Kapoor, Sanjay Kapoor, Diana Penty, Ronit Roy, Rajeev Khandelwal, Ankur Bhatia
Quality: HD
File Size: 400mb 650mb 1.1Gb 2.4Gb 4Gb 6.2Gb HD
Description: A loving father (Shahid Kapoor) will do anything to protect his family, and when his child is kidnapped, he embarks on a dangerous journey to save him.
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
Bloody Daddy review: Ali Abbas Zafar's latest film has Shahid Kapoor playing an anti-hero who has to rescue his son and find a missing bag of cocaine worth Rs 500 million in a span of a night.
is slick. Despite the wafer-thin plot which leaves many questions unanswered, the film's treatment and its credible actors make it an engaging watch. Shahid Kapoor has performed better in other films, where his acting has been well-highlighted. Bloody Daddy is not that film. That does not take away anything from the actor though. He is in good form and eases into a poorly written role well. The character lacks depth which is perhaps the writer's fault but Kapoor looks and performs his character well- sometimes reminding you of his recent roles in Farzi and Kabir Singh.
Giving him able support are actors Ronit Roy, Ankur Bhatia, Rajeev Khandelwal and Diana Penty who in their limited roles deliver well and do justice to their characters. Sanjay Kapoor too, in what appears to be a cameo role, performs to his role well. Wish all these actors though had more to do - all are credible performers and deserved more screen time.
Shahid Kapoor barges into the wedding party as he is chased by Roy and his men, climbs up on an elaborately decorated table, trampling over champagne glasses, while the bride and groom and their guests look in horror. Then near the climax, Badshah croons on stage as violence ensues in the background.
Bloody Daddy may not have a legible plot, but surprisingly it still keeps you hooked. You may want to know a few things here and there, yet you will immerse yourself in the film as Kapoor and Khandelwal fight it out in the kitchen with knives instead of guns.
Should you be watching Bloody Daddy? Yes, for Kapoor and the rest of the cast. For its action sequences and for its sly, chaotic comedy. It isn't the greatest action film, neither does it delve deeper into any characters or their relationships, yet it ends up being a fun, entertaining and slick ride. Bloody Daddy is streaming on Jio Cinemas.
Bloody Daddy may not have a legible plot, but surprisingly it still keeps you hooked. You may want to know a few things here and there, yet you will immerse yourself in the film as Kapoor and Khandelwal fight it out in the kitchen with knives instead of guns.
Should you be watching Bloody Daddy? Yes, for Kapoor and the rest of the cast. For its action sequences and for its sly, chaotic comedy. It isn't the greatest action film, neither does it delve deeper into any characters or their relationships, yet it ends up being a fun, entertaining and slick ride. Bloody Daddy is streaming on Jio Cinemas.
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