Bbuddah Hoga Terra Baap review :
Meet Viju (presumably, short for Vijay)
He is a Paris returned gangster out to infiltrate the Mumbai underworld who is hell bent on bumping off his cop son. He's cool dude most of time unless you call him Bbuddah. Then youve had it. Crash, boom bang!!
Bbuddah Hoga Tera Baap reimagines Amitabh Bachchan in his 70s avatar borrowing even his immortal lines and song snippets from his yesteryear hits. The idea is to celebrate the Mahanayak and give the current generation a dose of what they missed.
Sonu Sood, playing Bachchan's son here, actually resembles the superstar from Zanjeer (1973). Amitabh himself, seems to be having fun flirting with Raveena Tandon or getting emotional with Hema Malini. The film is strictly for Bachchan fans to have a blast.
No one can really pull off this gaudy over the top role at the age of 70. But then, Bachchan is Bachchan!!
Regards, Sumeet Nadkarni.
Meet Viju (presumably, short for Vijay)
He is a Paris returned gangster out to infiltrate the Mumbai underworld who is hell bent on bumping off his cop son. He's cool dude most of time unless you call him Bbuddah. Then youve had it. Crash, boom bang!!
Bbuddah Hoga Tera Baap reimagines Amitabh Bachchan in his 70s avatar borrowing even his immortal lines and song snippets from his yesteryear hits. The idea is to celebrate the Mahanayak and give the current generation a dose of what they missed.
Sonu Sood, playing Bachchan's son here, actually resembles the superstar from Zanjeer (1973). Amitabh himself, seems to be having fun flirting with Raveena Tandon or getting emotional with Hema Malini. The film is strictly for Bachchan fans to have a blast.
No one can really pull off this gaudy over the top role at the age of 70. But then, Bachchan is Bachchan!!
Regards, Sumeet Nadkarni.