Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi

Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi is highly entertaining action movie of 90s. It is one of best action movies from Bollywood.It is no doubt why this movie was among biggest hits of 1990s.

Direction - Umesh Mehra directed this movie extremely well and is among his best works to date.

Story - Story is nothing novel but still it is very entertaining.

Music - Music is good. Hum hai seedhe-saadhe akshay is best of lot.The Song between akshay and rekha is good too but i don't know why many hated the hot scenes. It was needed according to storyline.

Performances - Akshay Kumar rocks as Khiladi. His stunt scenes are highlight of the movie. The ones with Undertaker are classic and will be remembered for long time to come. Rekha is show stealer with her negative performance. She looks ravishing and gorgeous and inspite of the fact that she is quite elder than akshay in age both still make great pair. Raveena Tandon was okay. Due to Rekha's total dominance in movie she was almost sidelined. Rest (Gulshan Grover, Inder Kumar etc) gave good support.

The Highlight of this movie is its mind blowing stunt scenes which were so novel and thats why i rate this movie so highly.

A Great action movie which will be remembered for long time to come.

Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi is a pleasure to watch. It is one of the best Indian action films, and who would be a better choice for the leading role in the film if not the action hero himself, Akshay Kumar? The film is well shot, well cast, with great and catchy songs, good camera work, relatively high production values and superb locations. It was quite racy and surprising in many aspects. First, the WWF sequences with real undertakers who make appearances throughout the film. Secondly, Rekha, in a completely different turn. Thirdly, the unusual locations, including Canada and Russia, which were quite refreshing for the times.

The film, in a good mix of romance, comedy, thriller and of course action, tells the story of Akshay, an army officer who flies to USA for his brother's marriage. On his way he meets and falls for the beautiful Priya. He later finds out that his brother has disappeared and is now probably held hostage, and the one responsible for this is a vicious and cruel criminal commonly known as Madam Maya, coincidentally Priya's sister. There starts the story of Akshay getting close to Maya, trying to gain her trust as an employee, all in order to reunite with his brother.

This film is complete entertainment. It moves at a very steady pace, it never bores, and is overall an interesting and highly enjoyable flick. The action sequences are terrific in comparison to the usual Hindi action fare of the times. The stunts as well as the players assigned to the action portions are really a rereshing change from the poor action in other films, despite the poor sound. Akshay Kumar, the film's main protagonist, is fantastic in this "angry young man" role, which he plays in his own special style. He is good-looking, charismatic, and proves yet again his superior prowess as an action star. This is one of his most underrated roles at that time. Raveena is beautiful and attractive but does not really have much to do other than be just that.

Despite being essentially a star vehicle for Kumar, the film entirely belongs to Rekha who is sizzling as the vicious Maya. Apart from her famous sex-appeal and beauty which there's plenty of here, she convincingly creates this stylish and glamorous persona of a merciless woman with a somewhat soft inside, and kudos for the courage romancing the much younger Akshay. And boy, I'm still shocked when I watch her rather steamy clip with Akshay where the two mud-wrestled like heated animals and went on having a joint shower (Akshay must be so lucky, man!). The erotic tension in this unconventional and otherwise embarrassing number shows this actress never feared controversy, and here she emerges as a complete winner.

All in all, Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi is a must-watch. It encompasses some of the magic of Bollywood's 1990s cinema, which was otherwise really bad. Whether you're a Rekha fan, an Akki fan, a fan of action films, a fan of Hindi films, or simply someone who looks for entertainment, you shouldn't miss this film.

'Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi' (Player of Players) is an action movie starring Akshay Kumar, Rekha and Raveena Tandon. First of all, let me tell you that it's rating as of now is only '5.4' which I disagree with. It should have at least a '6' just for its action.

The movie starts slow with a wrestling match between two wrestlers and some other stuff here and there. The real fun and entertainment begins when Akshay enters the frame. The plot is not brilliant but it is fine. It is about Akshay (Akshay Kumar) trying to save his brother from the webs of underworld don, Maya (Rekha), who also turns out to be Priya's (Raveena Tandon) sister, whom Akshay has already fallen for.

The movie does have flaws. The songs are too much and not that good. The movie's start is very slow as well and it could have been edited better.

Rekha gives the best performance out of the lot and is stupendous as the villain. Raveena is fine. Her chemistry with Akshay is just fantastic. The BEST thing about the movie, though, would be the action sequences with Akshay 'Khiladi' Kumar. My 3 favorites would be the 'Car Street Fight', '10 Steps Fight' and 'Full Leg Split Combat'. Truly great action.

Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi was a super hit in its time and it deserved to be.

In the 90's mad films dominated, Akshay Kumar did several stupid and some entertaining films

This can be put in the entertaining list but it's lot stupid too

There are some crude scenes, especially the Akshay-Raveena portion in the plane and also several more lots of fight scenes and of course Akshay vs Undertaker which is a highlight

The main story is good and well handled but the film gets too much many times especially the finale fight where Akshay is shown like a tiger

Direction is decent Music is okay

Akshay Kumar looks ugly with that long fringe and fat body those days and overacts in comedy(like he did those days) and does okay in serious scenes Raveena is her usual self Rekha is the highlight, she excels in a negative role Gulshan Grover is okay Inder Kumar is okay in his first film

After watching 'Khiladi', the first in the khiladi series, I had incredibly high hopes. Needless to say that I wasn't disappointed. The performances by Rekha and Akshay Kumar are great.I was particularly impressed by Rekha who plays underworld don Maya incredibly well. Gulshan Grover is good as is Raveena Tandon; you couldn't expect much more from them. Brian Lee is good as the wrestler called undertaker.The action is great. The story is, of course, very good.The screenplay is great as is the cinematography. The music, on the other hand, could've been better.

Verdict: watch it if you liked 'Khilad' (1992). I give it 9/10