Dunki Full Movie Review
Director - Rajkumar Hirani Writers - Abhijat JoshiRajkumar HiraniKanika Dhillon Starscast - Taapsee PannuRyan CretneyPriya Sindher A soldier, Hardayal Singh Dhillon (Shah Rukh Khan) takes on an arduous and audacious mission, of helping a group of friends realise their dream of going to England. It seems like an impossible task because neither do they have a visa or nor can they can afford a ticket. And It is the start of a journey that promises to change all their lives forever. 'Dunki's' story is an emotional one - rolling in friendship, romance, heart-broken and heart-warming moments all into one. Manu and Hardy's tender love story unfolds from Laltu to London and back.. And in trademark Hirani style, there are dollops of comedy which is laced with satire to make it an entertaining ride, along with the strong message the film brings forth. Although the take on the issue is simplistic and sometimes the humour is iffy. The expansive narrative (Abhijat Joshi, Rajkumar Hirani, Kanika Dhillon) not only crosses borders and landscapes but also has a 25-year time leap. After two back-to-back blockbusters, Pathaan and Jawan, Shah Rukh Khan's 'Dunki' comes riding on huge expectations. And it marks the first collaboration between Rajkumar Hirani and Khan. Stepping out of the action-hero mould he donned in his first two outings this year, with 'Dunki', Hirani gives us a wholesome Shah Rukh Khan - he's charming, romantic, funny and pulls off some mean action sequences too. There are meta references and a hat-tip to some of Khan's iconic cinematic moments. Overall, 'Dunki' is a wholesome entertainer that's rousing, relevant, romantic and about returning to your roots.