<p>Bollywood star Akshay Kumar on Friday unveiled the official trailer of his latest movie <em>Bachchhan Paandey</em>, giving his fans a reason to rejoice. The video features the seasoned performer in the role of a 'godfather' from the Hindi heartland and proves to be a treat for the mass audience. His swag and menacing new look are hard to miss. Here are the key takeaways from the trailer.<br /> </p>.<p><strong>Akshay turns 'bad man'</strong><br /><br />Bachchhan Paandey, an adaptation of the Tamil movie <em>Jigarthanda</em>, features Akshay in the role of a gangster from the Hindi heartland in the biggie. Judging by the trailer, his character is a violent individual with a heart (and eye) of stone who thrashes people just for the heck of it. His lungi-clad avatar and 'shuddh desi' Hindi indicate that the flick will cater to those who liked his work in the blockbuster<em> Rowdy Rathore</em> and the commercially-unsuccessful <em>Tashan</em>. The trailer features a slew of catchy dialogues, suggesting that this could be something special.<br /><br /><strong>'Akki' in action mode</strong><br /><br />Akshay has over the years emerged as one of Bollywood's favourite action stars. He consolidated this image with the Khiladi movies and Rowdy Rathore. <em>Bachchhan Paandey's</em> trailer does justice to this image. The fight scenes are a bit over-the-top, as is often in the case in the 'filmi duniya', but manage to elevate the character to new heights. <br /><br /><strong>Some romantic tadka</strong><br /><br />Romance has always been an integral part of 'masala' cinema. <em>Bachchhan Paandey</em> appears to be no exception on this front. Jacqueline Fernandes plays the hero's love interest. She, however, does not get too much scope in the trailer. That said, her vibrant look is a treat for fans.<br /><br /><strong>Strong supporting cast</strong><br /><br />Arshad Warsi, widely regarded as one of Bollywood's most underrated actors, impresses with his comic timing. The trailer features a reference to Circuit, his character from the <em>Munnabhai </em>franchise, which makes it all the more memorable. His sequences with Kriti Sanon stand out as the <em>Heropanti </em>star surprisingly manages to complement him quite well. The 'ghode lag gaye' sequence is a case in point. Pankaj Tripathi and Sanjay Mishra too appear in the trailer but not a lot is revealed about their roles. <br /> </p>
<p>Bollywood star Akshay Kumar on Friday unveiled the official trailer of his latest movie <em>Bachchhan Paandey</em>, giving his fans a reason to rejoice. The video features the seasoned performer in the role of a 'godfather' from the Hindi heartland and proves to be a treat for the mass audience. His swag and menacing new look are hard to miss. Here are the key takeaways from the trailer.<br /> </p>.<p><strong>Akshay turns 'bad man'</strong><br /><br />Bachchhan Paandey, an adaptation of the Tamil movie <em>Jigarthanda</em>, features Akshay in the role of a gangster from the Hindi heartland in the biggie. Judging by the trailer, his character is a violent individual with a heart (and eye) of stone who thrashes people just for the heck of it. His lungi-clad avatar and 'shuddh desi' Hindi indicate that the flick will cater to those who liked his work in the blockbuster<em> Rowdy Rathore</em> and the commercially-unsuccessful <em>Tashan</em>. The trailer features a slew of catchy dialogues, suggesting that this could be something special.<br /><br /><strong>'Akki' in action mode</strong><br /><br />Akshay has over the years emerged as one of Bollywood's favourite action stars. He consolidated this image with the Khiladi movies and Rowdy Rathore. <em>Bachchhan Paandey's</em> trailer does justice to this image. The fight scenes are a bit over-the-top, as is often in the case in the 'filmi duniya', but manage to elevate the character to new heights. <br /><br /><strong>Some romantic tadka</strong><br /><br />Romance has always been an integral part of 'masala' cinema. <em>Bachchhan Paandey</em> appears to be no exception on this front. Jacqueline Fernandes plays the hero's love interest. She, however, does not get too much scope in the trailer. That said, her vibrant look is a treat for fans.<br /><br /><strong>Strong supporting cast</strong><br /><br />Arshad Warsi, widely regarded as one of Bollywood's most underrated actors, impresses with his comic timing. The trailer features a reference to Circuit, his character from the <em>Munnabhai </em>franchise, which makes it all the more memorable. His sequences with Kriti Sanon stand out as the <em>Heropanti </em>star surprisingly manages to complement him quite well. The 'ghode lag gaye' sequence is a case in point. Pankaj Tripathi and Sanjay Mishra too appear in the trailer but not a lot is revealed about their roles. <br /> </p>
