Earlier this year, another Hrithik Roshan film created international ripples as Bang Bang had a limited released in Japan, creating a frenzy in the audience.

The internet is currently inundated with tweets from sharp observer fans who were quick to spot Hrithik Roshan’s iconic car chase sequence from War’s climax, in the Spanish film ‘My Fault’. Not only did the leading actor discuss the scene but the Spanish film makers also based their climax sequence drawing inspiration from the said sequence.

Links for reference: https://twitter.com/apna_bollywood/status/1667479796505522178?s=48&t=BctkJIfuRK3SUz1jlAPGdg

https://twitter.com/manzoorlala78/status/1667509520833339392?s=46&t=F_8mkYaS48LjTt-K2bMI5g

Hrithik Roshan and Tiger Shroff starrer War was the highest grossing film of 2019. The action packed War has now found a new audience in Spain with a power-packed glimpse into the stylised car-chase action sequence.

Recently there have been many developments and reports for the sequel of War, while Hrithik Roshan gears for his upcoming film Fighter directed by his War director Siddharth Anand. Also starring Deepika Padukone and Anil Kapoor, Fighter releases in theatres on 25th January, 2024.

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Blurr is about two sisters Gayatri (Taapsee Pannu ) and Gautami (Taapsee Pannu) staying away from each other and not much in touch too. Gautami has a vision loss and is staying in a hill station in Uttarakhand. She is waiting for an eye donor to get her vision back but suddenly is found dead. Police declare that Gautami died by suicide. But Gayatri rushes to the hill station and argues with the police that it’s a murder. Her husband Neil (Gulshan Devaiah) too tries to convince her but she doesn’t relent. The police do not buy that story and are ready to close the case. Genetically Gayatri too is going Gautami’s way as both are suffering from degenerative sight condition. Her vision starts getting blurred but she still continues to go after the killer as she feels him following her. How the mystery unfolds after twists and turns forms the crux of the story.

As it’s a remake, the writers have tried to recreate murder mystery in the Indian scenario. As the story has quite a few loose ends it fails to grip you as an audience. The terrible mistake in scripting seems to be the non-build up around an antagonist. Director Ajay Bahl tries to incorporate twists and turns but is unable to hold the ground. The lack of character back stories makes the film lose grip. But the cinematography (Sudhir K Chaudhary) is excellent and the background score too compliments the proceedings. Taapsee Pannu does well in a double role. She excels in intense scenes. Taapsee and Gulshan’s chemistry is missing. Krutika Desai is wasted. Blurr delivers a message too about mental health.

Blurr is unable to grip audiences’ attention and offers Blurred

entertainment.

**1/2

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