— some times, some dialogues just lit the screen | heeramandi, 2024, dir. sanjay leela bhansali.
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'bade miyan chote miyan' is an insanely messy movie
(what to expect: no spoilers)
this movie has:
1. over the top hype
2. intensely cringe dialogue at points (and i have a high tolerance)
3. a storyline that compromises its character & narrative depth for plot complexity, and ends up falling a bit short on both.
4. a terrible of usage of what could have been strong female characters.
having said that though, this is a movie that gives us [in no particular order]:
✓ a movie that begins with a fight scene (feat. manushi chhillar)
✓ fervent glances? between two men (especially when the other isn't looking)
✓ intense eye contact between homebois
✓ banter? bickering like a married couple? (hello, enemies to lovers)
✓ two explicit declarations of love (this isn't even a joke)
✓ wonderfully choreographed fight sequences (though the camerawork sometimes prevents us from appreciating the details)
✓ a sonakshi sinha cameo
✓ a villain with a solid backstory, but SIMULTANEOUSLY psychopathic for no reason at all (which is a bit refreshing)
✓ excessive handholding (not exaggerating, at least eleven times)
✓ refusing to let go of said hand (even in dangerous situations)
✓ prithviraj with long hair
✓ a villain that does NOT monologue, other than giving us essential backstory (finally!)
✓ a cheek kiss?? (again, not kidding. yes, between the main characters.)
✓ telepathic understanding between our main bois
✓ prithviraj with long hair (if i hadn't mentioned already)
✓ a cohesive, fast-paced, fun story, with plenty of plot points and surprising moments (crazy amount of potential)
(what you are ALSO signing up for):
the overt sexualization of men. men being tiger shroff and akshay kumar. (did i mention tiger shroff?)
a genius character who is also a professional simp 86% of the time
MULTIPLE dialogues that make you want to gag 😃(but entertaining in it's own weird way)
a blatant reference to the RRR dance scene during a dance montage of tiger & akshay (goood times)
prithviraj giving his 124% to a character, as usual (in a movie that is incapable of being taken seriously at times)
witnessing the lost potential of three potential badass female characters
situations that should not be escapable (but surprise, they are)
situations that should not be survivable (again, surprise)
obvious references to multiple other movies and real life memes (choti bachi ho kya?)
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