Bharat Twitter Review: Twitterati Declares Film ‘Blockbuster Hit’
Mumbai: Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif’s Id-Ul-Fitr offer and the much-anticipated movie India is released today. There are also Direction Patani in the film, who plays the role of circus artist and Sunil Grover as the friend of India. It includes Tabu, Jackie Shroff, Nora Fatehi and Asif Shaikh in supporting roles, who will work at different points in the time of the film and in India.
Fans are appreciating the performance of Salman and the on-screen chemistry between him and Katrina. Many people have already declared the movie a hit and an emotional journey. Now, Twitter users are reviewing the film after watching it and have not said it less than b blockbuster hit.
Twitterati has already declared the Film as ‘Blockbuster Hit One user wrote What a ACTING from BHAIJAAN 😍😍 😍😍 😍#BharatReview🔥🔥 BLOCKBUSTER HIT EVERYONE MUST SEE MOVIE 💥💥💥💥 PROUD TO BE FAN OF BHAIJAAN 😍😍 😍
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Taran Adarsh tweeted saying, “An emotional journey that wins you over… Salman is the lifeline. He’s exceptional… Katrina excels… Ali Abbas Zafar blends humour + emotions wonderfully… Slight trimming needed… Get ready fo r#Salmania. #BharatReview.”
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Bharat is based on the South Korean film Od to My Father (2014), which tells the history of South Korea from the 1950s to 2010 parallel to the life of a man. During the partition of India in 1947, Bharat’s father returned to present Pakistan and promised his eight-year-old son to lead the house and keep the family together, no matter what. Until the age of 18 to 70 years, in the period of 60 years, India’s life traces the history of India’s independence.
