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Amidst the most turbulent times in the history of Kolkata, then Calcutta, from 1971 to 1988, Bikram and Bala rose from being small time wagon breakers and coal thieves to becoming the biggest and most powerful black marketing mafia-men. A rare combination of vigour and wit, the two were inseparable & the city of Calcutta swore by their friendship. As their notoriety became the stuff of legends... the People of this sprawling city started calling these two carefree rebels... GUNDAY. » Read Full Story 

As the opening credits roll on, you notice Irrfan being credited as a ‘special appearance.’ So you invariably expect to see less of him. But every once in a while, there he pops up, maintaining his cool admist all the hyperbolic drama. You also notice competent actors like Manu Rishi and Pankaj Tripathi being given walk-on parts, and then you figure out the logic. Gunday has its priorities clear – there is little room for an outsider who will make sense; it would rather be a star-driven vehicle, composed of one set-piece after the other and designed especially for insiders who can ...By B.H.Harsh» Read full review

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