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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.

Badass Ravikumar is the epitome of pure Bollywood masala, and it knows it. This film is a complete assault on your senses, mixing insane action sequences, quirky dialogues, and a plot so over-the-top, it borders on the absurd. Himesh Reshammiya delivers a performance that's equal parts hilarious and unrelentingly intense, perfectly suited for the rollercoaster ride this film offers. The action feels like it's straight out of a late-night infomercial, but that's part of its charm. Think gravity-defying stunts mixed with an overabundance of slow-motion shots that will have you laughing one minute and nodding in disbelief the next. Himesh's music, a blend of catchy beats and 90s-inspired tracks, keeps your feet tapping throughout, and the dialogues are dripping with melodrama. No need to search for a coherent plot here-Badass Ravikumar is a self-aware, high-energy spectacle that unapologetically embraces its absurdity, and you'll love it for exactly that.

Badass Ravikumar is the kind of film that will leave you with a smile on your face from start to finish. It's a non-stop, high-octane ride full of ridiculously fun action, campy performances, and a sense of humor that doesn't take itself seriously for even a second. Himesh Reshammiya is having the time of his life as the titular character, throwing himself into the role with such enthusiasm that it's contagious. The action is outlandish, the stunts are laughably unbelievable, and the soundtrack is filled with songs you'll find yourself singing along to. The movie has no interest in being taken seriously, and that's exactly why it's so much fun. If you're looking for a movie that knows how to celebrate its own ridiculousness, Badass Ravikumar is the one to watch.

Totally over the top, a bit irrational, and honestly kind of ridiculous at times, but the cool part is, the film knows exactly what it is or what it aspires to be and never tries to be anything else.

Self-aware and embraces its true intent without any pretenses, which is indeed appreciable.

That being said, audiences really need to be on the same wavelength; if not, it could end up being a harrowing watch.

Acceptance is crucial, and thats always the biggest downside to these spoof/parody productions.

P. S. It's packed with a treasure trove of dialogues, filled with flashy, flamboyant lines. Had a ton of fun with them!

Badass Ravikumar is a cinematic rollercoaster that takes everything we know about action, drama, and masala films, and cranks it up to eleven. Himesh Reshammiya delivers a performance so larger-than-life that it could only belong in this kind of unhinged film. He's simultaneously a hero, a comedic character, and an over-the-top action star, all wrapped into one. The film's action scenes are a ridiculous spectacle, combining nostalgic Bollywood tropes with a modern flair that borders on the absurd. You'll be laughing, cheering, and cringing all at once, but that's what makes the film so addictive. The soundtrack, naturally, is packed with energetic tracks that perfectly complement the action on-screen. The dialogues are classic masala-full of dramatic, unforgettable one-liners that add to the film's over-the-top charm. The plot doesn't matter much here-it's all about the experience. If you're after a film that celebrates chaos and excess in the best way possible, Badass Ravikumar is a crazy, entertaining ride you won't soon forget.

Badass Ravikumar is everything you didn't know you needed in a film-action, drama, music, and a whole lot of fun. Himesh Reshammiya is a force to be reckoned with in the lead role, playing Ravikumar with such conviction that it almost feels like the film was written just to highlight his incredible...antics. The action scenes are a spectacle, blending 80s Bollywood heroism with 21st-century absurdity, making for some of the most entertainingly outrageous moments you'll see on screen. The music is as energetic as ever, with tracks that are perfect for getting the party started. The dialogues are pure masala, filled with lines that will make you laugh, cringe, and maybe even wonder if they're actually serious. The story doesn't break new ground, but it doesn't need to-the film knows exactly what it's doing: delivering non-stop, over-the-top entertainment. So, if you're in the mood for a movie that doesn't care about logic but knows how to entertain, Badass Ravikumar is the perfect ride!

What I liked:

Dialogues: There are dialogues throughout this masala flick some original, some inspired that entertain.

Beauty: The young women in life of Ravi are glamorous especially the ones played by Kirti and Simona.

Music: Involvement of Himesh boosts the music. You will enjoy the music in background as well as the pictured songs.

Comedy: Involvement of Johny and Sanjay highlights this section. Their comic sense is great especially the mimic of Johny.

What I dint enjoy:

Story: The story is not strong and the portrayal is absurd in some parts.

Cinematography: The physics is various scenes lacks. Also the VFX is not that great.

Final Verdict: It's a time-paas one time watch. Decide for yourself. The movie has its own supporting audience, my miniscule review will have not much effect.

First of all, whoever has rated 10 and 9, are either paid from PR team or has no idea how a movie is actually rated.

The movie was expected to be nonsense, with no plot or unnecessary action. But my expectations even failed here. The movies tried to create story and that too poor one. The first half was boring, neither the dialogue was compelling, nor action or any comics. In second half or I'll say the last half an hour did try to attempt some comical scenarios due to Johnny lever effort and lines, but that was not holded well. It all became khichri trying to attempt lot of stuff.

Bro, keep some genre, atleast you could have kept cheesey or an illogical drama. You could have tried houseful or attempted some south type ammunition drama. But 7 star for courage of the maker, to make such films. I always liked Himesh songs and music contribution. But he tried his luck here with too much songs. He tried to bring his style back. Hope you get more songs to sing or compose in future, but please not moves. Neither complete story Nor complete cheesy.

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.

Honestly, I had no high expectations from this film in many aspects and it is what it turned out to be. This is a great film if you keep all things aside and just watch it for entertainment. Talking about VFX and Storyline, well they made no sense and were okay-ish respectively. Some action scenes had absolutely no logic. What I really didn't like was this movie had unnecessary songs right after one other, which again is my mistake by not anticipating it being it as a H. R. film. So yeah, overall this was good entertainer & i dont know how and why but I'm really excited about the second part when/if they wish to make it.

Badass Ravikumar is the epitome of over-the-top cinematic fun, a film that takes its wild and chaotic narrative to insane heights while embracing the madness at every turn. Himesh Reshammiya goes all-in with his portrayal of Ravikumar, delivering a performance that's so exaggerated it becomes impossible not to laugh at the sheer audacity of it all. Every action sequence feels like an homage to Bollywood's golden era of larger-than-life heroes, mashed with the absurd humor of internet memes. The music is exactly what you'd expect from Himesh-energetic, catchy, and undeniably addictive, with beats that will be stuck in your head for days. The dialogues? Expect to hear some of the most outrageous one-liners that only add to the campy charm of the film. The plot may not break new ground, but it doesn't need to. Badass Ravikumar knows exactly what it is-pure, unapologetic fun that delivers nonstop entertainment from start to finish. If you're in the mood for a cinematic experience that's high on energy and low on logic, this movie is your perfect ride!

Badass Ravikumar isn't here to win awards; it's here to make sure you have the most fun possible while watching something utterly bonkers. Himesh Reshammiya is the embodiment of pure madness in the lead role, playing a character so impossibly badass that it's almost comical. Every action scene is exaggerated to perfection, featuring explosions, flying kicks, and superhuman feats that are straight out of a superhero comic book-only more absurd. The film's music is a high-energy feast of beats that are destined to get stuck in your head. The dialogues are delivered with such drama that you'll be laughing one minute and cheering the next. The storyline itself is almost an afterthought, with a series of events that make little sense, but who cares when you're watching a rollercoaster of epic proportions? The self-awareness in this film is what makes it so enjoyable-it knows it's ridiculous, and that's what makes it so much fun. Badass Ravikumar is a testament to the fact that sometimes the best way to entertain is by embracing sheer absurdity.

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.

Badass is a film that utterly fails to impress, falling short in almost every aspect. The graphics and visual effects are embarrassingly outdated, resembling something from a low-budget production rather than a modern action movie. In fact, playing a 90s video game would likely provide a more immersive and visually appealing experience. While the story has some potential, it is ultimately wasted due to an incredibly weak screenplay that lacks depth, coherence, and engaging dialogue.

The action sequences, which should have been the movie's strong point, are completely absurd and devoid of any logic. Instead of thrilling, high-stakes moments, viewers are subjected to poorly choreographed fights and unrealistic stunts that make the film feel like an unintentional parody. Every so-called intense moment is ruined by laughable execution, making it impossible to take anything seriously. The movie consistently sacrifices believability for over-the-top, nonsensical action, which only makes it more frustrating to watch.

Despite a somewhat decent premise, Badass ultimately fails due to its weak direction, poor pacing, and lack of compelling characters. The performances feel uninspired, with actors delivering lines in a way that lacks emotion or impact. Even the most action-hungry audiences will struggle to find anything worthwhile here. Instead of being an enjoyable, adrenaline-fueled ride, the film is nothing more than a collection of poorly put-together scenes that fail to create any real excitement.

In the end, Badass is a massive disappointment. It is an example of how bad filmmaking can completely ruin a potentially good concept. With its terrible visuals, illogical action, and a painfully bad screenplay, it feels like a complete waste of time. Even die-hard action fans would be better off skipping this one.

Badass Ravikumar is exactly what the title promises-an unapologetically over-the-top, masala-filled rollercoaster that thrives on sheer absurdity and entertainment. Himesh Reshammiya fully embraces the madness, delivering a performance that is both unintentionally hilarious and deliberately exaggerated, making it impossible to look away. The action sequences feel like a fusion of 80s Bollywood nostalgia and internet meme culture, creating moments that are bizarre yet incredibly fun. The music, as expected from Himesh, is packed with infectious beats that stay with you long after the film ends. The dialogues are outrageously dramatic, filled with one-liners that add to the film's campy charm. While the storyline itself isn't groundbreaking, the film never pretends to be something it's not-it thrives in its self-awareness, leaning into every bit of its chaotic energy. If you're looking for logic or deep storytelling, this isn't the film for you. But if you want an over-the-top spectacle that celebrates its own ridiculousness, Badass Ravikumar is a wild, fun-filled ride that delivers exactly what it promises!

"Badass Ravi Kumar" is a film that people are calling "so bad it's good," but honestly, I didn't feel that way. There were some enjoyable aspects, but overall, it felt pretty plain and rushed.

Visually, the movie is quite vibrant, with colorful frames that stand out. The action sequences were decent, with a few violent moments-though nothing extreme. As for the songs, they didn't work for me at all. I found myself checking my phone whenever they played, so they were entirely forgettable.

The story itself doesn't have much going on, but there are moments that might keep you engaged. However, the real highlight is the dialogues. The film delivers some entertaining dialogue-baazi, making almost every line fun to watch. The narration works well too, and I'd say the witty dialogues are the film's biggest strength.

On the downside, logic is definitely optional here. The movie even acknowledges that fact, so I didn't bother critically analyzing it. Still, even setting that aside, it felt like the plot just kept moving forward in a rushed manner without much depth.

Overall, I went in for the action and dialogues, and those aspects delivered. There were some genuinely amusing moments, and a few lines made me laugh out of sheer amusement. But aside from that, everything else felt average or below average. It's not a parody or an intentional "so bad it's good" film-it just has its moments of fun amidst a fairly forgettable experience.

If Badass Ravikumar was any more over-the-top, it would be impossible to watch without laughing. Himesh Reshammiya leads this absurd spectacle with a performance that defies logic-his character is impossibly strong, constantly delivering lines that are so cheesy, they're a blast to repeat. The action scenes are a mashup of impossible stunts and excessive slow-motion, creating a cinematic experience that's all about thrill and spectacle. The soundtrack is classic Himesh, full of fast-paced tracks that will have you tapping your feet. The dialogues? Pure masala gold-dramatic, exaggerated, and totally fitting for the film's tone. The plot might not make a whole lot of sense, but Badass Ravikumar doesn't care-it's all about providing a wild ride of pure, unfiltered fun. So, leave logic at the door and enjoy this crazy rollercoaster of a film.

Badass Ravikumar is a glorious mess of action, drama, and comedy that thrives on its own absurdity. Himesh Reshammiya takes center stage and delivers a performance that is hilariously exaggerated-he plays Ravikumar with such gusto that it feels like he's aware of how crazy the entire movie is, and he leans into it completely. The action is what you'd expect from a film like this: over-the-top stunts, gravity-defying moves, and fight scenes that seem to defy all logic, all mixed with a touch of nostalgia for old-school Bollywood. The soundtrack is jam-packed with high-energy tracks that keep the momentum going, with each song more infectious than the last. And don't even get me started on the dialogues-every line is dripping with melodrama, turning the film into an endless series of iconic one-liners. While the plot may be predictable, Badass Ravikumar isn't here to impress with its narrative. It's here to deliver an outrageous, fun-filled adventure that celebrates all things campy and chaotic. If you're looking for a film that doesn't take itself seriously, this one is a must-watch!

Never thought I will enjoy a spin off movie starring himesh but the cringy dialogues and horrible cgi make it worth your while. Before entering the theatres you know that the movie is going to be a disaster while being true to it still it manages to make you laugh and giggle. It would have more fun if they advertised this film as a parody film while it does seems like a parody of 90s action film, the makers never acknowledged it as parody film. As the movie progresses you start to get involve with the story and at times this does take it self seriously and doesn't make fun of itself. After the end credits don't leave yet there is a post credit scene :-)

Badass Ravikumar is exactly what the title promises-an unapologetically over-the-top, masala-filled rollercoaster that thrives on sheer absurdity and entertainment. Himesh Reshammiya fully embraces the madness, delivering a performance that is both unintentionally hilarious and deliberately exaggerated, making it impossible to look away. The action sequences feel like a fusion of 80s Bollywood nostalgia and internet meme culture, creating moments that are bizarre yet incredibly fun. The music, as expected from Himesh, is packed with infectious beats that stay with you long after the film ends. The dialogues are outrageously dramatic, filled with one-liners that add to the film's campy charm. While the storyline itself isn't groundbreaking, the film never pretends to be something it's not-it thrives in its self-awareness, leaning into every bit of its chaotic energy. If you're looking for logic or deep storytelling, this isn't the film for you. But if you want an over-the-top spectacle that celebrates its own ridiculousness, Badass Ravikumar is a wild, fun-filled ride that delivers exactly what it promises.

Badass Ravikumar is a cinematic experience that hits all the right notes if you're looking for high energy, out-of-control action, and zero logic. Himesh Reshammiya plays the titular character with a level of commitment to the madness that's truly impressive-his performance is a mix of drama, humor, and epic one-liners that make the film an instant guilty pleasure. The action is so outlandish that it feels like the film is both poking fun at and celebrating the tropes of 80s Bollywood. The music? It's catchy, energetic, and exactly what you'd expect from Himesh-a perfect complement to the film's chaotic tone. The dialogue is as dramatic as it is hilarious, with lines that are delivered with such intensity, you'll be quoting them long after the movie ends. The plot is secondary to the spectacle, but that's perfectly fine because Badass Ravikumar is all about enjoying the ride and laughing at its own absurdity.

Badass Ravikumar isn't just a film; it's an explosion of ridiculousness that embraces every single cliche of Bollywood masala. Himesh Reshammiya owns his role, delivering a performance that's so exaggerated, it's borderline comedic. His character is a one-man army, taking on impossible odds with a level of intensity that's more funny than fierce. The action scenes are pure insanity, combining gravity-defying stunts with the most absurd slow-motion shots imaginable. The music, naturally, is packed with energetic beats that keep the pace high and the mood light. The dialogues are gloriously dramatic, full of one-liners that will have you rolling your eyes and laughing in equal measure. The plot? It's more of a vehicle for the madness than anything else, and that's okay because Badass Ravikumar delivers exactly what it promises: a bombastic, fun-filled ride.