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“Bad News” is a breath of fresh air, offering a fun story and unexpected twists in an industry that has long needed such a rejuvenating film. This is a movie that will be remembered for decades to come. If you’ve enjoyed the family drama and grandeur of “Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani” and the iconic “Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham” (K3G) from Dharma Productions, “Bad News” delivers all that and more, with an extra pinch of salt. This film is a must-watch for any Bollywood enthusiast.
Tripti Dimri shines brightly, proving every critic wrong with what is undoubtedly her career-best performance. Her acting is nuanced, perfectly balancing charm with depth, and her style and looks are impeccable. She captivates the audience from start to finish, showcasing her versatility and talent.
Vicky Kaushal is at his peak, delivering a performance that is both hilarious and authentic. His comic timing is impeccable, and he nails the quintessential West Delhi attitude, adding a layer of relatability and humor to the film. Kaushal’s presence on screen is electric, and he brings an infectious energy to his role.
The supporting actors have played their roles to perfection, and the songs have been enjoyed by one and all. The brave effort to use a concept so new and explain it in terms of layman is worth appreciation.
The film is peppered with cameos that are so well-executed you’ll find yourself yearning for more. Each appearance is a delightful surprise, adding to the film’s charm and keeping the audience engaged.
“Bad News” pays a heartfelt tribute to Shah Rukh Khan, Old songs of bollywood, classic Bollywood films, and the essence of Bollywood itself. The homages are seamlessly woven into the narrative, creating a nostalgic yet refreshing experience. It’s a perfect blend that encapsulates the magic of Dharma Productions, combining drama, humor, and emotion.
Overall, “Bad News” is a cinematic treat that blends the best of traditional Bollywood with contemporary storytelling. With stellar performances, engaging cameos, and a story that keeps you hooked, it’s a film that will be cherished for years to come.
**Rating: 4/5 stars**