Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan Trailer Review: Salman Khan Says 'I Am Ready' But Are We? Also, Where Is Shehnaaz Gill? Watch
© Vinita Kumar Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan Trailer Review. Salman Khan said 'I am ready' but are we ready? Besides, where is Sheikhnaz Gill? - lookKisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan trailer . Salman Khan is back to what he does best. He becomes the savior of the world and tries to save the damsel in distress on screen. The actor is back in a different avatar in his much-anticipated film Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan . Salman plays the role of Bhaijaan , an honorary title given to him by fans. She was joined by many industry celebrities including Telugu stars Daggubati Venkatesh, Jagapathi Babu, Pooja Hegde, boxer Vijendra Singh, Shehnaz Gill, Raghav Jual, Siddharth Nigam and Palak Tiwari.
The trailer is full of violence, scenes that would make Salman say " bye and jaan ", but it comes with the same old wine in the same old bottle. He beats up the thugs again, breaking bones and breaking jaws in an attempt to show how violence is justified when you're saving the world, or in this case, your heroine.
Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan goes deeper and deeper into the heavy dialogues when Salman says "Nahi shakti, ichcha shakti" or "Pagal ke nate chief insaniat ka sat dunga". Another example: "Anna is a male apna upadhi diya - gundamaneni aur maneni ke pehle ata hai 'thug'". The film is set in South India and the trailer is full of clichés that prove once again that nothing can stop Bollywood from stereotyping South India, from Baahubali's very obvious touch to subdued accents in the background music.
The trailer might be good for diehard Salman Khan fans, but it's a huge disappointment for those expecting good action, romance or even a story drenched in southern charm. It's also a huge disappointment for fans of Shehnaz Gill , who makes a cameo appearance in the trailer The actress will make her Bollywood debut under Farhad Samji, but her fans will find it hard to accept the fact that she is nowhere to be seen in the three-minute, 25-second trailer. What do you think of the trailer?
