Fateh Movie Review Day 1:- Sonu Sood’s action entertainer Fateh, starring Jacqueline Fernandez, collected Rs 2 crore on Friday. Fateh Review: ‘No-nonsense, shameless and ultra-violent’ is a surprisingly watchable film. Sonu Sood plays an unrealistic lead which is completely in line with the original concept and core theme of the film Fateh Movie Review. Everyone loves a good story! And, Moga Da Munda, who has gained fame as an actor and public hero, makes his debut as a writer-director as a ‘murderer’ character in ‘Fateh’. The story is set in the backdrop of Punjab, where villagers are duped through an online loan scheme. Nimrit (Shiv Jyoti Rajput), the reason behind this ‘patient’ coming to the village, goes to Delhi to fix the situation. His neighbor Fateh (Sonu Sood), a good caretaker of a dairy farm, goes in search of him and faces a big bad world of cyber terrorists involved in the system. Actor Sonu Sood has made his directorial debut with his new action entertainer ‘Fateh’. According to SackNilk, the Jacqueline Fernandez-starrer earned Rs 2.45 crore on Friday. (Read more – Fateh Movie Review: Sonu Sood Goes into ‘Animal’ Mode in this High-octane Action film) Fateh’s debut at the box office Fateh Movie Review
A stronger, more collaborative action entertainer, Fateh has held its own against S Shankar’s Telugu ‘Game Changer’ starring Ram Charan and Kiara Advani. In comparison, the Hindi dubbed version of Game Changer earned Rs 7 crore on its first day. Game Changer’s total box office collection on Friday in five languages (Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, Kannada, and Malayalam) was Rs 51.25 crore. Fateh’s box office collection may increase on Saturday due to the weekend, but it will face tough competition from Game Changer Fateh Movie Review. A former special operations agent enters a place that looks like a restaurant. Every seat is empty. At the entrance, a man stops him and tells him that there are no more seats available. “I’ll make room,” the visitor says calmly and breaks up the gathering Fateh Movie Review. This is how ‘Fateh’, written and directed by actor Sonu Sood, begins. ‘Nonsense, shameless, in your face, ultra-violent. Hold, hold, tear apart. With the sound of gunfire and the high numbers, no one is in any doubt about what the film is going to deliver Fateh Movie Review. It delivers on what it promises and what it doesn’t. So, if this level of violence seems too horrific for you to handle, get out of your seat and head towards the exit. A disclaimer at the beginning issues a warning about that effect. Another statement is made in the middle: “Brace yourself, you’re going to need this break.” It’s the only breathing space in this film’s constant cycle of violence. The lone soldier, Fateh Singh (Sood), doesn’t hesitate to let his work do most of the talking Fateh Movie Review. This film spills more blood in two hours than Pushpa’s two long parts. Its over-the-top journey could overshadow Animal. And while it’s going on, Fateh is more of a globetrotter than a Jackie Chan action-adventurer.
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The story is set in the present day, where a seemingly innocuous app gives cybercriminals access. Sonu Sood can craft a compelling narrative in the world of cybercrime. Our well-meaning hero gets involved in a murder, and while it’s a bloody disaster, it’s pretty well choreographed. Fateh Movie Review Thrillers are the taste of the times, and Sonu Sood registers a notable presence in the role. Fateh’s character has been carefully crafted – smooth and stylish ala Bond, Sonu Sood fits the mold quite well. He delivers with an enviable body, bold demeanor, and smooth action choreography. ‘Fateh’ is a film made for the common man, and I wanted it to reach everyone in India in the most accessible way. That is why we have decided to keep the first-day ticket price at just ₹99. “Also, I will donate all the profits from the film to the service of humanity,” he adds Fateh Movie Review. However, where it falls short is that this 127-minute journey is entirely centered around Fateh. Neither his lover, Khushi (Jacqueline Fernandez), a principled hacker returning from London, nor his antagonist, the disgruntled ex-agent, Raja (Naseeruddin Shah), find any traction. However, our hero needs more background beyond his glory days as a patriotic spy on foreign soil. The film’s climax is open-ended, so one might expect a sequel. We want a fancy car and well-dressed characters to match the next journey of our ‘desi’ Bond.
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Sonu Sood delivers an unreal lead performance that is perfectly in line with the spirit and essence of the film. Naseeruddin Shah, Vijay Raaz, and Dibyendu Bhattacharya (who plays the Delhi Police officer who tries his best to stop Fateh Singh) come forward to stop Fateh’s madness. Jacqueline Fernandez has her moments but is mostly drowned in the hubbub Fateh Movie Review. About ‘Fateh’ According to its synopsis, ‘Fateh’ is “a heartwarming story of courage, resilience and the fight against cybercrime. It is based on real-life incidents of cybercrime experienced by people during the COVID-19 pandemic”. Produced by ‘Shakti Sagar Productions’ and Zee Studios, ‘Fateh’ will see Sonu Sood sharing screen space with Jacqueline, Vijay Raaz, and Naseeruddin Shah. Some of the prominent names from Hollywood, including the director of photography, research team, and action choreographers, have been roped in for the film.
