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Movie Information:

Movie Full Name: Antim 2021.

Movie Director Name: Mahesh Manjrekar.

Movie Producer Name: Sushila Charak, Himanshu Joshi.

Movie Writers Name: Mahesh Manjrekar, Abhijeet Shirish Deshpande.

Movie Star Name: Salman Khan, Aayush Sharma, Mahima Makwana, Mahesh Manjrekar, Jisshu Sengupta.

Movie Release Date: 26 November 2021.

Movie Language: Hindi.

Movie Resulation: 480p, 720p, 1080p & more resulation Available.

Movie Duration: 2 Hour 18 Minute.

IMDB Rating: 6.6 out of 10.

Movie Summarize:

In this picture, Shirtless Salman Khan is present, there are explosive action sequences, yet this picture is not a Salman Khan film. It is the official Hindi remake of the popular Marathi film 'Mulshi Pattern', titled 'Antim: The Final Truth'. Directed by Mahesh Manjrekar. This movie might not disappoint hardcore Bollywood masala film enthusiasts, but whether it will fulfill the expectations of Salman fans remains to be seen. Because in this movie, Salman has played a bakfoot role, giving Ayush Sharma the opportunity to score the goals. Salman had a cameo alongside Ayush's brother-in-law in Bollywood, Abhishek, with 'Loveratri'. That time, Shalababu Salman was just a producer next to Ayush. Now he has come together as an actor.

In Salman Khan's films, acting and narratives are measured differently. The film's mood as envisioned by Salman, along with witty dialogues, holds much significance in Bhaijaan's movies. Wanted, Kick, Dabangg - the list goes on. The police-mafia conflict, a well-known theme in Salman Khan's filmography. Nevertheless, in the final narrative, it's Ayush Sharma who has the last word.

Under the pressure of the mafia brother-in-law (Upendra Limaye), Keshari Datta Patil (Sachin Khedekar) is compelled to sell his own land. Ayush Sharma (Rahuliya) plays the role of Datta's son. He transforms from a simple young man to a mafia in the city of Pune. The tale of a regular young man turning into a mafia is 'Antim: The Final Truth'. Slowly rising under the shadow of the cunning brother-in-law mafia, Rahuliya steps into the scene. In the grip of power and addiction to promises, Rahuliya breaks one rule after another, and his gang numbers increase. The inevitable consequences of this narrative are known to all, but he defies the words of family and police authority. Salman Khan plays a role in the story of Police Commissioner Rajveer Singh in 'Antim'. The expected conclusion of 'Antim' will make you feel detached from the beginning of the story. This movie lacks any major surprises. The focus has been on providing pure entertainment through this film. Excessive dialogues occasionally act as speed bumps in the movie. The cinematography of Karan Rawat captures the essence of rural Maharashtra well, enriching the film's ambiance. The songs of the movie fail to capture the audience's attention.

At the center of 'Antim', the focus is on Rahuliya's rise in life, with Rajveer's character playing a lesser role. This is why Salman Khan has taken a backfoot approach. In the movie, there's a romantic role for Rahuliya. Mahima Makwana, known in the Hindi television world as a child artist, particularly for her role as Gauri in the TV series 'Balika Vadhu', has been cast. She's a familiar name in the world of Hindi television child artists, but in this movie, Mahima hasn't left a remarkable mark. However, in this male-dominated film, Mahima didn't have much to do. Her chemistry with Ayush was also limited. The character of Yash Sen Gupta is not particularly relevant in the movie; rather, the actor from Bengal has left a small mark in a minor role compared to his previous performances. In the role of Ayush's father, the Marathi actor Sachin Khedekar's acting will stay with you for a long time.

The highlight of this movie is Ayush Sharma's transformation; it's incredibly unbelievable to see how the lover boy from 'Loveratri' can turn into such a convincing mafia. He has put in effort and completely shed his previous image as a member of the Khan family. The shirtless face-off between Salman and Ayush on the single screen is bound to draw applause. Varun Dhawan's cameo appearance, Waluscha De Sousa's captivating dance, and the mix of entertainment elements in the movie keep the enjoyment factor intact, even though there is a bit of a hiccup... that's the flaw in the acting. However, witnessing Salman and Ayush in new avatars can be quite enjoyable in this gangster drama.