Bell Bottom (2021)

All said and done; I couldn’t have asked for a better film to resume my big-screen journey with. You can’t even expect less than a ‘home run’ when Akshay Kumar plays on his home ground.

Overall, the film has its flaws, but it doesn't fail to entertain. ‘Bell Bottom’ lives up to the charm of a Bollywood, big-scale commercial film that deserved to be released on the big screen. And, of course, the fact that this film marks the reopening of theatres after months of shutdown due to the second wave of the pandemic, moviegoers can treat themselves to a grand cinema experience with this one.

To draw an analogy with the bottle of Coke mentioned earlier, Bell Bottom is a fizzy drink gone flat. Or, to describe it alternatively, it is a film leaves you feeling like a passenger strapped to a seat in an aircraft low on fuel and stranded on a tarmac.

Amongst multiple heinous airplane hijacks, India was made to face another such challenge in 1984. BellBottom, a RAW agent played by Akshay Kumar sees through the plan and thus, begins India's first covert operation. A story based on true events, led by BellBotom, that went on to create one of the most defining moments of the country. Bellbottom is set to release in cinemas on the 19th of August, 2021.

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