By Ravi Dubey


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Cast: Varun Dhawan, Keerthy Suresh, Wamiqa Gabbi, Jackie Shroff, Rajpal Yadav


Duration : 164.01 minutes


Star :3.5/5


The wait is finally over. Baby John, one of the most highly anticipated films of the year, has officially hit the cinemas, and it’s a celebration worth every bit of excitement. Directed by Kalees and produced by Murad Khetani, Priya Atlee, and Jyoti Deshpande, the film blends heart-pounding action with an emotionally charged narrative, making it a mass entertainer with a conscience.


Kalees shines as a director, bringing a fresh and engaging perspective to the story. His direction keeps the audience at the edge of their seats, skillfully balancing intense action with poignant moments of drama.. His ability to capture the essence of the story, particularly the themes of women’s safety and child trafficking, adds a layer of sensitivity and urgency to the film.


The performances in Baby John are nothing short of outstanding. Varun Dhawan delivers a career-defining performance, taking on a role that is raw, intense, and layered with emotion. His portrayal of a father fighting for his daughter’s safety is both powerful and heartwarming. His chemistry with Zara, the young actress playing his daughter, is the film’s emotional backbone, and the duo’s bond resonates deeply with the audience.


Zara herself is a revelation, with her innocent charm and natural performance making her a standout in the film. The father-daughter relationship they share is one of the most touching aspects of the movie. Keerthy Suresh and Wamiqa Gabbi deliver brilliant performances, each bringing depth and authenticity to their respective roles. Jackie Shroff, as the antagonist, is in his absolute element. His commanding screen presence and intense performance make him the perfect villain. Rajpal Yadav brings his signature humor to the film, perfectly complementing Varun’s intensity. Their camaraderie lightens the mood and adds much-needed levity, balancing the heavier themes of the story.


Salman Khan’s cameo is a welcome surprise and adds an extra layer of excitement to the film.


Thaman’s background score is exceptional, taking the film’s emotional and action-packed scenes to the next level. The music perfectly complements the tone, creating a seamless blend of intensity and emotion. Songs like Nain Matakka and Bandobast have already become chartbusters, and they will surely make you groove to their beats.


Baby John doesn’t shy away from addressing two critical social issues—women’s safety and child trafficking. With its powerful narrative, the film raises awareness about these pressing problems, urging the audience to reflect on their importance and the collective responsibility to bring about change. The film does a commendable job of blending these serious topics with entertainment, sparking conversations that are vital in today’s world.


Baby John is the perfect end to the year. A mix of action, emotion, and hard-hitting social commentary, the film is a complete cinematic experience. With stellar performances, a gripping storyline, and powerful music, it’s a must-watch for all audiences. Whether you’re looking for heart-pounding action or emotional depth, this film has it all. Don’t miss the chance to witness a film that not only entertains but also makes you think. It’s a perfect family watch, offering both entertainment and a meaningful message.


Baby John : Presented by Jio Studios,  A For Apple, Cine1 Studios is released in Cinemas Near You.