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Roller coaster promise ends up being an underwhelming merry-go-round
Hindustan Times Delhi
|September 07, 2025
{MOVIE REVIEW
As I walked out of the theatre after watching Baaghi 4, reminded me of the dabbe mein dabba prank. You open box after box in hope, only to find nothing. This film is no different.
Baaghi franchise's fourth installment initially comes across as a wannabe Animal (2023), especially from the trailer. What truly catches you off guard is the casting. The makers have brought in actors from the Ranbir Kapoor-starrer, including Saurabh Sachdeva and Upendra Limaye, both reprising nearly identical roles. To top it off, a song in the second half featuring Harnaaz Sandhu bears an uncanny resemblance to Besharam Rang from Pathaan (2023).
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