Vijay 69

Terrible over-acting.. Especially Chunky.. was and will always be one of the worst.. Kher same old antics, contorted faces, yelling.. Of course, it's "tailored" to the Bharatiya audience, so can't blame someone trying to make a quick buck.. and allowing Chunky to get some desperate earning.. The core message is great, but why this utter waste of time if all the people involved in this venture?? Ahh.. comes back to the audience. Oh well, they got what they want (deserve). Sadly, nowadays 90% stuff from Bollywood is this same rubbish. My review could be done in 5-6:words, but I've to reach the target (pun intended).

Vijay 69 is a very touching movie..amazing acting by the entire cast esp. Anupam Kher and Chunky Pandey..it has a lot of fun moments esp the cussing by the members with each other in a light hearted manner...good storyline and screenplay..keeps you invested in the movie till the end...very good message about enjoying life n about age being just a number...very relevant in today's times where kids give up/ignore their parents in old age n don't feel emotionally connected to them at all. Hope it inspires us to take effort to collect with our parents in their old age and make them feel relevant and important.

This is a beautiful movie of determination, grit, friendships, with great actor like Anupam Kher delivering an unforgettable performance. The story is absolutely wonderful of an old man who had potential in his youth to do something but family pressures forced him out to chase his dreams. But at the age of 69 he decides to do something that will forever etch a memory of his in the hearts of his loved ones. The screenplay is perfect and story has a good mix of drama, fun and emotions. The story will make you think that everyone in their lives should do something that is memorable and not give up just due to reasons of age. The movie will bring tears of joy in the climax to almost everybody. Thank you team for such a wonderful experience.

A decent feel good movie with a few moments to smile. Anupamkher's acting is good and the combo with chunkey pandey makes you realise you need that one good friend who is always there for you. The story was good and there are no over the top drama and sequences. There is a deeper meaning the movie tries to convey about life which ever human being knows and does not do anything about it. There are no songs in the movie which helps with the momentum of the movie and makes it more close to a real life movie.

Overall definitely a one time watch movie with family except for a few words here and there.

"Vijay 69," directed by Akshay Roy, is a slice-of-life film featuring Anupam Kher as Vijay Mathew, a former athlete and swimming coach who sacrificed his career for his terminally ill wife. Now older, Vijay feels unfulfilled and decides to participate in a triathlon despite limited support from his daughter and society. The movie highlights his strong friendship with Fali (played by Chunkey Pandey) and his unexpected bond with a young rival athlete, Aditya (Mihir Ahuja), showcasing friendship's power beyond age.

While the film stumbles in its early scenes with TV-like production and forced humor, it becomes compelling as Vijay begins his journey. Kher's performance, especially in the triathlon scenes, is a standout, capturing Vijay's determination and resilience. Pandey adds humor, while Sahil Bhardwaj's cinematography brings intensity to the triathlon. Despite some overdramatized moments, the film leaves a positive impression with its message about second chances and seizing the day.