Kill Ananya Panday praises Karan Johar’s film as “bloody great The film’s star Vicky Kaushal tips his hat off to the team
The director Nikhil Nagesh Bhat is all ready to release his action thriller Kill. The film debuted during the Toronto International Film Festival in 2023, it’s now moving towards its release on 5 July 2024.
On the 3rd of July, producers held a movie screening, which included some stars from B-town. Ananya Panday Vicky as well Sunny Kaushal, Shanaya Kapoor and others have also written their opinions about Karan Johar’s venture in production through social media. Find out more!
Bollywood stars discuss Karan Johar’s backed Kill
After watching the filmat the special screening, Ananya Panday went on to her Instagram stories to share her opinions about the movie. Posting the trailer of Karan Johar’s film the actress said it was “so bloody great’. In her post, the Dream Girl 2 actress added, “You cannot miss this movie. It’s in theaters on Friday.”
The actress was also joined by Bad Newz star Vicky Kaushal who praised the cast to have created the film. In his post-review of the film, Kaushal wrote “What is a movie! My hat is off to all those who were involved in the making of this film. It’s hard to know what’s in store for them.”
The actress’s friend Shanaya Kapoor also praised the crew of Kill. The young actress was stunned at the sight. She wrote “No word. I can’t wait to see it again. The mind is blown.” She also addressed her as the actor who played the lead role in the movie Lakshya and said, “You killed it.”
The actor Sunny Kaushal, is best known for his roles in films such as Shiddat, Hurdang, and Mili as well as the celebrity-studded premiere of Kill. Also, he reprinted Kill’s posters saying that it was a great journey. Sunny said “What an amazing movie to ride. The film was a blast right from the beginning to the final. Thank you to everyone involved.”
The actress and creator of content Kusha Kapila followed to post a favorable review of the film. Kusha shared creator Srishti Dixit’s lengthy note on the film and said that she was shaken at the quality of the film. Kusha said, “As Srish says, the film is the exact opposite to Dharma cinema. This is an adrenaline-inducing, edge-of-the-seat film, so dedicated to telling its tale that it isn’t afraid to step at all gore.”
