Badass Ravi Kumar

Badass Ravikumar is a cinematic tornado of insanity that you just can't look away from. From the moment it starts, it's clear that this film knows exactly what it is-a high-octane, over-the-top celebration of everything that makes masala cinema so entertaining. Himesh Reshammiya fully commits to his role, giving a performance that's larger-than-life, blending cheesy one-liners with a level of seriousness that somehow makes it all the more absurd. The action is an exaggerated mix of every action-packed Bollywood trope imaginable, where the laws of physics don't apply, but the fun factor is off the charts. The music, characteristic of Himesh, is irresistibly catchy, with beats that are bound to keep you grooving long after the credits roll. The dialogues are dripping with melodrama, creating an aura of nostalgia for fans of 80s Bollywood masala. While the plot may be thin and riddled with plot holes, Badass Ravikumar doesn't need to be anything more than a riotous ride that leaves you laughing and shouting "this is cinema at its most unapologetic!" If you're looking for logic, go elsewhere. But if you're craving mindless fun, buckle up, because Badass Ravikumar delivers chaos like never before.

From the very first scene, Badass Ravikumar sets the tone for a cinematic experience that is pure, unfiltered madness. The film doesn't bother with subtlety-it dives headfirst into the world of outrageous action, larger-than-life performances, and a plot that takes a backseat to the thrills. Himesh Reshammiya delivers a performance that feels like a celebration of everything over-the-top about Bollywood cinema. He embraces the absurdity of the character with open arms, throwing himself into every scene with such commitment that you can't help but be drawn into his chaotic world. The action sequences are the stuff of legends-if legends were completely absurd and utterly ridiculous. But that's what makes them so entertaining. The music, of course, is catchy as ever, with beats that have you moving even as the film spins further into the realm of absurdity. The dialogues are filled with so many one-liners and dramatic monologues that it's impossible not to laugh at their sheer ridiculousness. While the storyline is predictable and the depth non-existent, Badass Ravikumar doesn't try to be anything it's not. It's just pure, unapologetic fun from start to finish, and that's exactly what you sign up for when you watch it.

Sometimes, you need a movie that knows exactly what it is, and Badass Ravikumar delivers just that. From start to finish, this film is a dazzling display of explosive action, jaw-dropping stunts, and dialogue so over the top it feels like it's parodying itself. Himesh Reshammiya steps into the role of a lifetime, giving us a character that's as charmingly absurd as the film's wildest moments. The action sequences are a sight to behold, with slow-motion shots, impossible stunts, and explosions that defy every rule of physics. The soundtrack is pure Himesh, with catchy tunes that get stuck in your head long after the film ends. It's not here to make you think, but it's here to entertain, and that's exactly what it does.

This movie is a continuation of The Xposé universe, setup by 2014 (The Xposé) film.

It is based on 1980s era dialogues, action .

The main protagonist Is Suffering from polyuria (excessive urine problem),eats tandoori day-night and claiming lawsuit on Taj Mahal and mumtaz mahal. Some say he is the real-life adaptation of Chainsaw man. While others say he is just BADAsss.

Music was perfect, the tune 'Badass ravikumarr badass ravikumarr' will stick in your mind. Movie contains nearly 9-10 songs (or I would say it is a movie in music). During climax, there is the montage of nonstop 6 songs.

Dialogues were perfect, like written with golden pen. (Putting Mr. Manoj Muntasir to shame for his work in Adipurush.)

Movie was perfect, It was superhit-fantastic-magical-JaiMataDi-LetsRock experience, though I haven't watched it till now. But why care when we know it is going to break all records of bollywood, hollywood, tollywood (like she's broke your heart). A absolute banger movie godsent to meme world. Most self-aware movie. Logic is on vacation. Go watch it with your friends. Nahi toh guzar jayega...

Rumours say, that is copy of Badass badal kumar by MOC productions, but personally I don't think so.

There are movies. There are experiences. And then there's Badass Ravikumar, which exists in a category of its own. This isn't just a film; it's a love letter to over-the-top Bollywood excess, drenched in melodrama, packed with punchlines, and unapologetically outrageous from start to finish. Himesh Reshammiya plays the titular role with a commitment so intense, you'd think he's leading an epic saga of Shakespearean proportions-except it's a non-stop barrage of slow-motion walks, larger-than-life action, and dialogues that belong on every WhatsApp forward. The music, unsurprisingly, is an instant throwback to Himesh's glory days-auto-tuned, anthemic, and undeniably catchy. The action sequences defy all known laws of physics, the villains are cartoonishly evil, and the plot moves at a breakneck pace, leaving logic gasping for breath in the dust. If you're looking for pure, unfiltered cinematic chaos, Badass Ravikumar is a film that must be seen to be believed.