Gumraah (2023) Bollywood Hindi Full Movie HD ESub /
Gumraah (2023) Bollywood Hindi Full Movie HD ESub
Action, Crime, Thriller
Duration: 2h 07mint
Release Date: 2023
Language: Hindi
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Starcast: Mrunal Thakur, Aditya Roy Kapoor, Ronit Roy, Deepak Kalra, Keeya Khanna, Ivan Rodriques, Vedika Pinto, Mohitt Anand
Quality: HD
File Size: 430mb 680mb 1.1Gb 2.2Gb 4.6Gb HD
Description: A Hindi-language remake of the Tamil film Thadam, following an investigation into a murder where'' the two suspects in the case look the same.
The brand-new teaser starts with Aditya’s monologue in which he is promising to avenge someone. He is speaking about taking revenge for all the pain and beating he has endured. In this, we will also see Aditya becomes another character who unveils himself embroiled in a case. Mrunal will appear as the police officer in the movie who is hell-bent on finding the culprit.
Gumraah is definitely a remake of the 2019 Tamil film Thadam, that had directed by Magizh Thirumeni. The film features Arun Vijay, Vidya Pradeep, Tanya Hope, and Smruthi Venkat.
In the beginning, Aditya had spoken about Thadam and said, “As an actor, getting a chance to do a double role is double the preparation and double the challenge, and I’m certainly up for it!” Ronit Roy also stars in the film, directed by debutant Vardhan Kelkar.
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Gumraah OTT Release Date
Aditya Roy Kapoor and Mrunal Thakur’s power pack crime thriller film will hit the theatres on 7th April 2023. The makers have not yet declared the OTT platform the movie will stream in the future. However, it is clear that Netflix has acquired the streaming rights to this movie and a May end or June OTT Release could be predicted.
Review: A compelling crime drama needs to have twists, turns, suspense and drama, and Gumraah has ample of that unfold interestingly throughout the narrative.
A remake of the 2019 Tamil film Thadam, Vardhan Ketkar’s directorial venture skillfully engages you right from the opening scene when a murder is committed to the end when the mystery unravels. The whodunnit becomes more intriguing since the investigating officer, Shivani Mathur (Mrunal Thakur), needs to figure out the real culprit from two doppelganger suspects, Arjun Saigal and Ronnie (Aditya Roy Kapur).
Writers Aseem Arora and Magizh Thirumeni’s screenplay and Ketkar’s taut direction ensure the story moves along quickly for most part, even when the narrative goes into flashbacks. It does lose some pace intermittently, in the first part mainly as the story builds up, but there are twists waiting to pick things up again. The evidence pointing towards both the guys equally, is well done. The movie does not use tropes of double role fares, in that, it does not overdo the mistaken identity conundrum. Despite being a straightforward story, the plot twists are engrossing, and the story becomes better with a refreshing backstory.
The film is based on real-life incidents, which makes it more curious. Thus, even if the story seems a bit farfetched, the examples given in the end will convince you.
Ketan Sodha’s background score adds to the thrill, and the soundtrack has hummable tunes. Mithoon’s Allah De Bande and Abhijit Vaghani’s title track especially stand out.
Aditya Roy Kapur’s characters are as different as chalk and cheese, and he shines in both. He plays the nattily-dressed professional with as much elan as the streetsmart crook, Ronnie. The actor delivers snarky lines with as much coolth as he does stunts and emotes. His scenes with Chaddi (Deepak Kalra) elicit laughter. Mrunal as the no-nonsense, smart and diligent cop stands her ground, as does Ronit Roy as her conniving boss, ACP Dhiren Yadav. Vedika Pinto plays Arjun’s girlfriend and performs well despite a limited screen time.
An engaging plot, twists and turns and good storytelling make Gumraah worth a visit to the theatre. The motive behind the murder may not come as a big surprise but the suspense will keep you intrigued until the end.
UPDATE: Gumraah is now streaming on Netflix, if you have a subscription, go watch the movie now!
A remake of the 2019 Tamil film Thadam, Vardhan Ketkar’s directorial venture skillfully engages you right from the opening scene when a murder is committed to the end when the mystery unravels. The whodunnit becomes more intriguing since the investigating officer, Shivani Mathur (Mrunal Thakur), needs to figure out the real culprit from two doppelganger suspects, Arjun Saigal and Ronnie (Aditya Roy Kapur).
Writers Aseem Arora and Magizh Thirumeni’s screenplay and Ketkar’s taut direction ensure the story moves along quickly for most part, even when the narrative goes into flashbacks. It does lose some pace intermittently, in the first part mainly as the story builds up, but there are twists waiting to pick things up again. The evidence pointing towards both the guys equally, is well done. The movie does not use tropes of double role fares, in that, it does not overdo the mistaken identity conundrum. Despite being a straightforward story, the plot twists are engrossing, and the story becomes better with a refreshing backstory.
The film is based on real-life incidents, which makes it more curious. Thus, even if the story seems a bit farfetched, the examples given in the end will convince you.
Ketan Sodha’s background score adds to the thrill, and the soundtrack has hummable tunes. Mithoon’s Allah De Bande and Abhijit Vaghani’s title track especially stand out.
Aditya Roy Kapur’s characters are as different as chalk and cheese, and he shines in both. He plays the nattily-dressed professional with as much elan as the streetsmart crook, Ronnie. The actor delivers snarky lines with as much coolth as he does stunts and emotes. His scenes with Chaddi (Deepak Kalra) elicit laughter. Mrunal as the no-nonsense, smart and diligent cop stands her ground, as does Ronit Roy as her conniving boss, ACP Dhiren Yadav. Vedika Pinto plays Arjun’s girlfriend and performs well despite a limited screen time.
An engaging plot, twists and turns and good storytelling make Gumraah worth a visit to the theatre. The motive behind the murder may not come as a big surprise but the suspense will keep you intrigued until the end.
UPDATE: Gumraah is now streaming on Netflix, if you have a subscription, go watch the movie now!
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