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Bad Mian Short Mian It has made an impression at the box office on the first day. According to A Sacknilk According to reports, the action-packed film collected ₹15.50 crore (across languages) on its first day. Directed by Ali Abbas Zafar, the film stars Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff in lead roles. Manushi Chhillar And Alaya Furniturewala is also a part of this project. Bad Mian Short MianThe story revolves around Captain Feroze (Big Mian) and Captain Rakesh (Chote Mian) who are pitted against a villainous scientist-entrepreneur played by Prithviraj Sukumaran. The action-packed film is jointly produced by Ali Abbas Zafar and Jackie Bhagnani under the banner of Pooja Entertainment and AAZ Films.
in Bad Mian Short Mian, fans can see various special weapons. Talking about the use of actual weapons in the film, Ali Abbas Zafar He said, “There is nothing more satisfying than shooting real stunts at real locations with real weapons and equipment. We are grateful to each country for all their support in allowing us to use real military equipment in the film. Guns, tanks, army trucks, Chinooks and many other weapons are used in the film.”
“We have kept it all true with the best technical team and action crew. The explosions, equipment and locations are realistic and all the actors have done brilliantly in all the situations. Everything we tried is with real security. So, I think when you see Bad Mian Short MianSomewhere or other, you will feel the thrill,” added Ali Abbas Zafar.
in one ndtv reviewFilm critic Saibal Chatterjee said Bad Mian Short Mian 1 out of 5 stars. He wrote, “The film deals with three things, Vatan (nation), Vardi (uniform) and Jameer (conscience), to which true soldiers are firmly committed. We will win without sacrificing the principles that guide us, say senior army officers. A film that arms the villain with the power of artificial intelligence has more artificiality than intelligence. He envisions brain-controlled, indestructible soldiers to fight brainwashed terrorists. Having failed in his plans, he decided to prove a point. “
He added, “A girl fights alongside two soldiers in a predominantly male world. She is Captain Meesha (Manushi Chhillar), who has some meandering action scenes of her own to prove her mettle. Another girl pops up a little later in the film. She is Paminder “Pum” Bawa (Alaya F), a nerd who pretends to be a blockhead. She is brought on a mission to crack the computer’s computer code.”
