Simrit far from being pleased tells Karan that he has created more trouble for her and now he must escort her till she feels safe. Karanvir warns the goons to let go off her but they don't listen and bear the brunt of his pent up anger. As Karan crosses the Himachal - Punjab border, he runs into a girl, Simrit who is escaping from Amrit Kanwal Singh's goons.Īmrit Kanwal Singh (a notorious character) wants to marry Simrit for political gains as marriage will lend him some respectability.
Karan escapes from the Chinese side before he can be sentenced and crosses into Himachal Pradesh at the Lepcha border and travels through Kinnaur to reach his base at Pathankot. The Indian Government feels that under these circumstances, the Chinese will not accept any proof of Karan having crashed during a routine training so they erase Karan's army record and simply deny his existence. They feel they can brand him a spy and use this excuse to embarrass the Indian Government. Karan is not able to convince the Chinese of his bonafides as they don't find any wreckage. Indian Cinema has finally got its next big action hero after Dharmendra, Amitabh Bacchhan, and Akshay Kumar.Commando - The War Within movie is about Captain Karanvir Dogra, who is a commando with 9 Para Commandoes of the Indian Army crashes into the Chinese side.
Nevertheless, its still a thrilling ride that no action fan should miss. If only this film had done away with some of its narrative blunders, it could have been an instant action classic. But for us action junkies, this is one awesome testosterone driven, adrenaline pumping ride from start to finish. Most non-action movie fans might not be able to overlook some gaping loopholes. Intense, fluid, and more importantly believable fight scenes, daring, edge-of- the-seat stunts, hard-hitting and memorable one-liners, Pooja Chopra's refreshing effervescence, Jaideep Ahlawat's convincing malice laced with mean humor (unlike Prakash Raj's umpteen failed endeavors to successfully portray these two traits in cringe-worthy villainous avatars), a convincing narrative arc, and above all, Vidyut Jamwal's awe-inspiring rendition of a tough-as-nails action hero make this movie a complete blast. Reviewed by: Dare Devil Kid (DDK) Rating: 3.5/5 stars Even though the movie is riddled with flaws, when you get a hero with such a macho on-screen persona, a manly base voice, and real fighting abilities, along with a decent plot-line, all is forgiven.
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