To a Bollywood director Kenny Basumatary not very lucky with projects, since he does not work with very popular genres. For example, his horror "Dismissal" (2010) did not collect much at the box office, but a hand-to-hand action "Local Kung Fu 2" (2017) after success first film, failed miserably at the box office due to the fact that a historical blockbuster was released at the same time as the Basumatari film "Baahubali 2: Completion".
But Kenny did not despair, but raised it on a crowdfunding site Kickstarter the required amount for his next hand-to-hand project - an action comedy "The So-Called Inspector Boro" (Suspended Inspector Boro).
The film is about a police inspector who, without fear or reproach, simultaneously confronts a criminal gang, human traffickers and another inspector who lives on criminal money. The story takes off when the main character is given the task of finding a missing woman.
The main roles in the film were played by Utkal Khazovari ("Local Kung Fu 2") and himself Kenny Basumatary, who has been practicing Wing Chun for a long time.
The film premiered 7 декабря 2018 года, but the creators promise a release on media this year.
The comedy has finally gone into wide release. "The Man Who Doesn't Feel Pain" (The Man Who Feels No Pain) is the hand-to-hand project we've been waiting for. Previously we have already published trailer for the film, as well as the comedy mentioned in interview action director Dennis Ruel, who was involved in the fight choreography of the film together with the well-known Eric Jacobas.
Essentially a film directed by Vasana Bala ("Drug Dealers") - a typical superhero movie, as they were, for example "Flying Jatt" и "Bhavesh Joshi", only for the main character "Man" The main superpower is the lack of sensitivity to pain. The young guy realizes that with such an “illness” he can become a defender of justice and sets himself the goal of defeating a hundred enemies to prove his toughness.
The main roles in the film are given to debutants Abhimanyu Dasani и Radhika Madan. The rest of the cast includes: Gulshan Devaiah ("Ram and Leela"), Jimit Trivedi (“Labyrinth”) and other actors.
Since last year, this action-comedy has been going to film festivals and collecting extremely positive reviews from critics.
The film has been released in India 21 March 2019 year. Personally, we are really looking forward to "The Man Who Doesn't Feel Pain".
We want to finish today’s selection of Bollywood films with another anticipated project - an action adventure "Jungle" (Junglee).
Мы already wrote about this project of a Hollywood director Chuck Russell (“A Nightmare on Elm Street”, “The Mask”, “The Scorpion King”) and even published first teaser trailer. Now the film has been released and we can’t help but talk about it again.
Synopsis: as a child, the hero made friends with a baby elephant living in the jungle and named him Bola. Friends have maintained a warm relationship through the years, and now as an adult man, our nature lover is faced with evil poachers threatening Bola’s herd. The jungle is calling, and the elephants' great friend - brave, dexterous and skillful - will remind intruders that they don't like them here.
The main role in the film was played by an athlete and action film actor. Vidyut Jamwal (the “Commando” duology), and he was accompanied by: Atul Kulkarni ("Manikarnika: Queen of Jhansi"), Makrand Deshpande ("Homecoming"), Pooja Sawant (“The Best Hotel”) and others.
Worldwide distribution "Jungle" set off 29 March 2019 year. In the meantime, we are waiting for the film to become widely available, you can watch another trailer.
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Tags: Junglee, Suspended Inspector Borough, The Man Who Feels No Pain, Abhimanyu Dasani, Atul Kulkarni, Bollywood, Vasan Bala, Vidyut Jamwal, Gulshan Devaiah, Dennis Ruel, Jimit Trivedi, Kenny Basumatary, Pooja Sawant, Radhika Madan, Utkal Khazovari, Chuck Russell, Eric Jacobas
Tags: Junglee, Suspended Inspector Borough, The Man Who Feels No Pain, Abhimanyu Dasani, Atul Kulkarni, Bollywood, Vasan Bala, Vidyut Jamwal, Gulshan Devaiah, Dennis Ruel, Jimit Trivedi, Kenny Basumatary, Pooja Sawant, Radhika Madan, Utkal Khazovari, Chuck Russell, Eric Jacobas
As much as I love Indian cinema and Vidyut Jammwal, the latter positions himself as Tamil's Tony Jha. But "Ong Bak" was truly a landmark film of the genre, and Jamwal is a diligent imitator. But of course I will watch. I am sure that Indian stars will soon prove themselves in the MA genre
The Indians went wild! :)) Interesting projects, I'll definitely have to take a look! :)