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Bade Miyan Chote Miyan Movie Review, Read Full –
Rating: 3/5
Director: Ali Abbas Zafar
Cast: Akshay Kumar, Tiger Shroff, Prithviraj Sukumaran, Manushi Chhillar, Alaya F
Runtime: 2h 44m
Storyline:
Freddy (Akshay) and Rocky (Tiger), fondly named Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, make for a fun, competent, banter-filled duo in the field. Even after being court martialed, the two soldiers are ready to take up arms when summoned to protect their country.
The 2 are tasked with retrieving an important weapon from an ominous, masked scientist (Prithviraj) who is hell-bent on using AI to destroy India. Accompanying them on their mission – the no-nonsense Captain Misha (Manushi) and the quirky IT Specialist Pam (Alaya F)!
Sonakshi Sinha also makes a special appearance in this actioner.
A leading distributor feels, “#BMCM is the kind of film that families will patronise because it is that masala-entertainer which promises full on mind-blowing action, naach-gaana, comedy and strikes the right emotional chord. Also, the release period is favourable because there is Eid and Basi Eid are big in India, UAE, and some other parts of the world. Not to forget, these two big festive days are followed by a weekend.’
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Bade Miyan Chote Miyan Movie Review:
Bade Miyan Chote Miyan ends up being a style over substance affair. The comedy is a hit-and-miss, chuckle-worthy in some bits and falling quite flat in others.
Akshay Kumar is remarkably agile for his age in the action sequences and his comic timing is on point, but he feels monotonous, wooden and fatigued in his performance otherwise.
The movie plays to Tiger Shroff’s strengths – he is flawless in the combat scenes and well-utilised in this actioner. He and Akshay have a terrific, banter-filled chemistry, but the jokes could’ve been more refined to land a better punch. Again, Tiger excels in the action, but his acting is a copy-paste of his previous performances, offering nothing new.
Bade Miyan Chote Miyan Movie Review:
Prithviraj does the heavy lifting in this movie as the antagonist. Even though he tends to ham it up in some scenes, he does manage to make a convincing villain.
Manushi Chhillar has good screen presence and is competent in her performance. Alaya F’s quirky character ends up looking cringe though the actress gives her best, she is let down by the material. Sonakshi Sinha makes a special appearance and is effective in her limited screentime.
The soundtrack is pretty generic and fails to register.
Watch Bade Miyan Chote Miyan in theatres, if you’re in the mood for some massy action this Eid!
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