Kill Movie Review: Lakshya and Raghav Juyal Deliver a Desi Killing Machine

Is “Kill” Worth Watching?

If you love action movies with intense, non-stop violence, “Kill” is for you.

Directed by Nikhil Nagesh Bhat, this movie is a brutal, bloody rollercoaster.

It’s unlike anything we’ve seen in Hindi cinema before.

The Plot

• Kill tells a simple story:
• Two commandos face off against a gang of bandits on a train from Ranchi to Delhi.
• The plot is just an excuse for non-stop action.
• But who cares about the plot when the action is this good?

Gratuitous Violence in “Kill”

1. Complaining about the violence in Kill is pointless.
2. The film is a series of bloody, gory sequences.
3. It’s brutal and relentless.
4. The action director and fight choreographer have outdone themselves.
5. They’ve found countless ways to kill a man—and yes, a woman too.

Fans of Genre Movies

If you love genre movies like “Train to Busan” and “Snowpiercer,” you’ll find Kill familiar yet unique.

This film stands out with its desi flavour.

Familiar Elements in “Kill”

Kill has all the classic elements:

• Patriotic Army commandos as the good guys
• Modern-day dakus (bandits) as the bad guys
• Romance in the air
• Overweight, bumbling cops

How “Kill” Stands Out

This film isn’t about nuance. It’s about blood. And it’s both horrifying and oddly satisfying to watch. Each kill is different, using various parts of the train and creative methods.

Characters and Storyline

Amrit (Lakshya) is in love with Tulika (Tanya Maniktala), who is traveling with her father Thakur Baldev Singh (Harsh Chhaya) and sister (Adrija Sinha).

Viresh (Abhishek Chauhan), the hero’s best friend, is equally skilled in combat.

The gang of dakus is led by Fani (Raghav Juyal) and his father Beni (Ashish Vidyarthi).

The body count piles up in grisly, grotesque ways.

The Desi Touch

Kill is full of references to classic Bollywood tropes. From romantic moments reminiscent of “DDLJ” to heavy-handed Thakur dads, the film is distinctly desi.

Yet, it’s savage enough to raise the stakes and keep you on the edge of your seat.

Final Verdict

If you’re a fan of high-body-count action movies, Kill is a must-watch. It’s a lean, mean killing machine. Get ready for a wild, wild ride.