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SALMAN starrer Radhe is all set to release on May 13 all over the world. The film is out in the theatres wherever they are open and for those who want to watch the film from the comfort of their homes, it will be available on ZEE5’s pay-per-view service ZEEPlex 12 pm onwards

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Salman Khan-starrer Radhe releases on May 13.

Salman Khan starrer Radhe is all set to release on May 13 all over the world. The film is out in the theatres wherever they are open and for those who want to watch the film from the comfort of their homes, it will be available on ZEE5’s pay-per-view service ZEEPlex 12 pm onwards

The film also stars Disha Patani, Jackie Shroff and Randeep Hooda. Directed by Prabhudheva, Radhe seems like a quintessential Salman Khan action-entertainer. Salman was last seen in the 2019 film Dabangg 3 and had no releases in 2020. Radhe was initially scheduled to release during Eid 2020 but was postponed due to the pandemic.

In a virtual interaction with media, Salman Khan shared that the film has three villains. “We have three villains Sang Hae from Bhutan, Gautam Gulati, who was in Bigg Boss, and then there is Randeep Hooda. They are fantastic in the film and they look something else only. They have actually made Radhe look much stronger and bigger. The opposition is so lethal. You can tell how hard these guys have worked,” he said

SCREENPLAY.

A commercial action drama can keep viewers hooked only if it has two important ingredients -- a hero worth rooting for and an antagonist who one loves to hate. Radhe, luckily, has both these elements. The opening sequences introduce us to the antagonist, setting the stage for what is to follow. It is quite predictable but builds an aura around the character. The focus then shifts to Salman's character and this is where Radhe comes into its element. The action sequences cater to 'Bhai' fans, even though they aren't as intense as the ones seen in the Baaghi franchise or even Force. The washroom fight sequence is a highlight of Radhe but pales in comparison to the one seen in John Abraham and Emraan Hashmi's Mumbai Saga.

 

The romantic sequences are again tailored to suit the masses and are reminiscent of the ones seen in Wanted, Salman's first film with Prabhu Deva.

The bromance between Jackie Shroff and the Kick star is a bit over the top, but works well in the Radhe world.

PERFORMANCE.

Salman Khan is the heart and soul of Radhe and does justice to a character that often comes across as an extension of his real personality. His 'tapori' swag and bindass dialogue delivery may remind one of Balakrishna's performance in the Telugu movie Paisa Vasool.

Randeep Hooda holds his own against Salman, which is not an easy task. His intensity in the action sequences is another plus.

Commercial cinema isn't exactly the go-to place for strong female characters. Kajal Aggarwal, for example, did not have much to do in Singham. Similarly, Sonakshi Sinha was not really the star of Rowdy Rathore. Radhe pretty much follows the same pattern. Disha Patani does not really get too much scope but fares better than Ayesha Takia in Wanted. Her spunkiness and glam quotient are likely to remind one of Anushka Shetty from her maiden film Super.

Jackie Shroff essays a character that has shades of the one played by Arjun Rampal in Housefull

 Meanwhile, Salman recently in a media interaction said that he has no hope in terms of the film making big money post-release. He said, “We will get the lowest numbers out of Radhe. We may not even cross Rs 10-15 crore. Whoever wants to be happy with the lowest number, can be. Some people will be happy with my highest numbers and some with my lowest. We will lose money on Radhe and box office collections are going to be almost zero, but we are still going ahead with (releasing) Radhe.”