Antim: the Final Truth — Not a Salman Khan Film That’s Why He Played Wise
This isn’t a Salman Khan film by any means. Salman Khan appears in the film for an extended cameo. Anyway, when it comes to the film, I loved the color grading and the fact that it is set in a real location. As Rahuliya, Aayush Sharma put it his hardest to outdo his earlier performance in “Loveyatri.” He managed to run 33km for a chase sequence in the film’s climax. Aayush’s dedication paid him in the form of mature acting and a good physique.
It’s difficult for an actor to carry off a role alongside Salman Khan, but Aayush Pulled it off. He’s the major character, and he received enough screen time to demonstrate his abilities. On the other hand, Salman Khan appears to be both silent and violent. In ‘Heroes,’ he played a Sikh, this is probably the second time he played as a Sikh. Anyway he carries the role effortlessly & delivers some excellent wordplays. It’s unusual to see Salman Khan playing mind games because Sikh characters are often characterized as stupid. Salman maintains both the composure and the Sikh rage required for the character. The plot of the film is old, but it’s something we haven’t seen in a long time, so it’s easy to swallow.
Obviously, we get to witness Salman Khan shirtless , which is a delight for fans. One thing that distinguishes this film from any other Salman Khan film is that Salman Khan is dragged by villains, something we haven’t seen before. Yet this may be the only Salman Khan film without a female lead. Fans of Salman Khan must be moved by this.
Author: Hawrry Bhattarai
