Gulaam Chor

Sameer lodaya

The movie is good as a Gujarati movie because those types of movies are less seen in Gujarati

A very good attempt by viral to introduce such content in Gujarati regional cinema..Malhar came out in different role and played very well..all other characters were very well designed like tarot reader and Harshad mehta of scam..the humour was also very hilarious and was not that loud as it always does..the thrill the suspense the twists were made perfectly

Very proud to see such contents and making in Gujarati movies..this kind of new concepts will up lift the industry and will change the entire prospectus.

This movie simply wastes no time in getting u hooked to the story. With crisp editing, hilarious one liners and power packed acting by the entire cast, it is a joyride that u can enjoy with your entire family. No cringe or double meaning dialogues. Malhar is amazing as always playing the CID officer with ease and perfection,. Ojas rawal as Harshad is the best among the cast with his in-born comic timing, the way he spoofs the role of prateik gandhi from 'scam 1992' is just simply mind blowing, specifically in how he reacts to the BGM of scam 1992.

Shame this one is not on the big scree Jio cinerma.

Gulaam Chor is not only film, its a complete family film which engage the user on every point. Malhar Thakar as sanjay Shukla keeps you the engaging, love to see him plays more role like this. Hardik Sangani as Rajkumar Ha Ha Ha makes you laughs like anything, as its debuting for the Hardik as writer - no one can says its debuting for him as co writer. Viral Shah as director has nailed again after the Kutch Express. One of the perfect director industry has. His vision scaled out on the screen. The production value of the films too high, background score is awesome. Though movie has only one song but it gives you humming. Kudos to makers to make such film like this. Its available on Jio Cinema and its free. One should not miss this.

Ghulam Chor (2023) blends crime, suspense, and drama into an engaging heist thriller. The film follows a group of ordinary people caught in an unexpected robbery, where hidden motives and betrayals slowly unravel. The storyline keeps the audience hooked with well-timed twists, exploring how greed and desperation push characters to their limits.

While the film builds tension effectively, the pacing dips in some portions, especially in the second half. The narrative could have benefited from deeper character development to create a stronger emotional connection. However, its sharp direction and unpredictable climax make it a worthwhile watch for crime thriller fans.

Ghulam Chor delivers a mix of suspense and social commentary, making it one of the more intriguing Gujarati films of recent years.