Bade Miyan Chote Miyan review: An overwhelming blend of action and noise
Team OTTplay
A loud disappointment
Dive into the chaos of Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, where action drowns out story and logic.
Mission begins
Colonel Azad (Ronit Roy) reunites court-martialed officers Freddy (Akshay Kumar) and Rocky (Tiger Shroff) to combat a national threat.
Lost in time
The film's disregard for timelines muddles the setting, confusing "Netflix and Chill" with a past era.
Action overload
Endless action scenes create a sensory overload, leaving the audience craving a quiet moment.
Familiar foe
Kabir's (Prithviraj Sukumaran) transformation echoes clichéd villains, lacking originality and depth.
Forgotten faces
The film's relentless focus on the male leads overshadows the women, Sonakshi Sinha, Manushi Chhillar, and Alaya F, despite their roles.
Missed humour
Sparse laughs buried under poor jokes fail to lighten the mood, highlighting the script's shortcomings.
Acting or action?
Excessive action overshadows the cast's performances, leaving little room for emotional depth.
Misguided spectacle
Ali Abbas Zafar's direction misses the mark, turning what could have been a thrilling ride into a jumbled mess.
Noisy letdown
Bade Miyan Chote Miyan fails to blend action with coherence, making it a forgettable cinematic experience.