The Hindi version, headlined by Ajay, was a remake of 2013's Malayalam movie of the same name, starring Mohanlal as the lead. The story unveils a journey that leaves the audience thinking about what might be his way out this time. Ajay is all set to reprise one of his most intriguing characters on-screen and continue in Vijay's shoes in the sequel. Helmed by Abhishek Pathak, the film also stars Akshaye Khanna, Shriya Saran, Rajat Kapoor, and Ishita Dutta. It was just a question of getting behind the camera again and saying the three magic words- Lights, camera, action!"Īpart from 'Bholaa', Ajay will also be seen in 'Drishyam 2', which will be out in theatres on November 18. The original film revolved around an ex-convict who decides to meet his daughter for the first time after being released from prison but gets caught in a face-off between police and the drug mafia.Įxcited to return to the director's chair after 'Runway 34', Ajay added, "Well the preparation was done earlier on. The movie, which was earlier supposed to be directed by Dharmendra Sharma, is the Hindi remake of 2019's Tamil hit 'Kaithi'. The film also casts Tabu alongside Ajay in a prominent role. 'Bholaa' marks Ajav's fourth directorial film after 'U, Me aur Hum' in 2008, 'Shivaay in 2016, and 'Runwav 34' in 2022. The caption indicated that he is back in Mumbai after the wrap of his upcoming flick 'Bholaa' The 53- year-old-actor sported a heavy beard look. He looked dashing in a black bomber jacket that he paired with a white tee and mustard wayfarer sunglasses. In the picture, Ajay was seen looking away from the camera as he struck a stylish pose while holding a white cup in his hands.
Sharing the picture, he wrote, "Hello Mumbai!" Taking to his Instagram handle, the 'Bhuj: The Pride of India' actor treated fans with a new picture. (Just a special mention for the company which made the tent that weathered pretty much everything.Mumbai (Maharashtra), August 30 (ANI): Ajay Devgn treated fans with a dapper look on Monday, on his social media account. Else watch a documentary on mountaineering. Watch Shivaay if you have ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ELSE TO DO. Erika, Sayyesha, Abigail all are fine in their characters. He acts well, tries to emote through his eyes. Ajay Devgn throws in his lot with the film. But good photography and stunts can do only so much to a badly-written film. While the location shifts only a few thousand miles, events in the story are light years away from any sense or logic. It starts off in the Himalayas, reaches half the world away in Bulgaria. The story of Shivaay has more meanders than the river Nile. Without the puffs, it is impossible to survive Shivaay. And if you're determined to watch Shivaay any way whatsoever, a sensible thing to do would be to carry the chillum along, a la Shiva. If not, maybe have a look at this in case you want some sort of sanity intact. If you are an Ajay Devgn fan, shut this tab right now and go watch Shivaay. Action thriller lovers should definitely go and watch the movie, for those who are not Ajay Devgn fans can look out for other options.įirst things first. On the whole, we would say Shivaay is an amazing action thriller, but had there been more of editing and less of Ajay Devgn, it would have won our hearts. Cinematography is handled at its best by Aseem Bajaj and you will surely be impressed by the landscapes and locales at which the movie has been shot. Sandeep Srivastav and Robin Bhatt have done justice to screenplay, besides the movie being a lengthy. Other characters have done a quite a good job, had it not been all about Ajay, the movie would have had a better result. The whole movie revolves around the action scenes and of Ajay and his stunts over the mountains, jumping from peak to another. Shivaay with his daughter travels to Bulgaria to find Olga and is seen fighting against the villains who kidnapped his daughter. The second half of the movie is lengthy and has a dragged plot. Olga goes back to Bulgaria leaving behind her child and the rest of the movie is all about Shivaay and his daughter jumping and juggling on mountains. Olga and Shivaay fall in love and while on the mountains they give birth to a daughter and she is named Gaura (Erika Karr). Ajay is seen a tourist guide on high-altitude treks and while trekking he falls in love with Olga (Abigail Eames), the Bulgarian woman.
The movie opens to a scene with snow-capped mountains.
Directed and acted by Ajay Devgn, Shivaay is an action thriller which mainly focuses on Ajay Devgn and his action packed performances.
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