Dabangg

  • Indie दबंग्ग
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Set in Laalgunj, Uttar Pradesh, Dabangg is a story of Chulbul Pandey (Salman Khan), a totally fearless but corrupt police officer with unorthodox working methods. But even the most fearless at times face a tough fight with their innermost demons. Chulbul has had a bitter childhood. His father passed away when he was very young after which his mother Naini (Dimple Kapadia) married Prajapati Pandey (Vinod Khanna). Together, they had a son Makhanchan (Arbaaz Khan).
Prajapati favours Makhanchan which does not go down well with Chulbul. He decides to take control of his destiny and detaches himself from his stepfather and half brother. His sole attachment is his mother. However after his mother's demise and an unsuccessful attempt to mend wounds, Chulbul snaps all ties with his stepfather and half brother.
Rajo (Sonakshi Sinha) with her unique perspective of life enters his world and turns it upside down. Chulbul starts to see life more positively and also gets sensitized to the value of a family.
But his detractors especially the dubious Cheddi Singh (Sonu Sood) have their own vested interests and emerge as spokes in the wheel, putting one brother against the other. Makhanchan ends up carrying out acts oblivious to the consequences. When he realizes he has been used, he turns to Chulbul. Will Chulbul take his extended hand? Will the brothers be able to thwart their detractors?
Will this time, Chulbul's fearlessness channelize itself positively and reunite him with his family? Dabangg is a hard hitting, entertaining, emotional narrative that unfolds grippingly in a region that has place only for the fearless. (oficjalny tekst dystrybutora)

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angielski Combine the Salman of recent years, shake him but don't stir, advise him to use humor like Fairbanks' Zorro and action from slapsticks, and then you can go ahead and serve us Dabangg. Sonakshi Sinha is also quite the babe, so if it weren't for the fact that the second time around I would have preferred the entire film to consist of only Robin Hood Pandey's dancing antics, I would have enjoyed his shirt-tearing (by sheer force of will) even more. However, the family or political plot really provide no reason to watch it again. Anyway, I’m changing the ringtones on my phone and absolutely love Arbaaz Khan and his mesmerizing look. ()