Baby 2015 Review
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REVIEW: A top-secret counter-espionage team 'Baby' is born after 26/11. Its officers, led by Ajay Singh (Akshay), have no official records or responsibilities - except to thwart terror attacks. If caught, the government maintains 'plausible deniability' about them. But meanwhile, the trial-basis unit battles threats from Pakistan, within India and multiple global locations. Can 'Baby' bite the bad guys hard enough? Read More : timesofindia
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When was the last time a movie stubbornly stopped your thoughts from wandering even for a fraction of a second? 'Baby' keeps you not only riveted but also with your heart permanently stuck in your mouth, through its duration of two and half plus hours. That's one of director Neeraj Pandey's biggest achievements. And the other is, tackling of an extremely sensitive subject of terrorism filtering from Pakistan with absolutely no prejudgement and more importantly, without glossing over certain uncomfortable truths. The film subtly drives home the fact that terrorism has no specific religion or region.' - See more at #mid-day
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Neeraj Pandey has once again impressed critics with his upcoming film "Baby" starring Akshay Kumar, Rana Daggubati and Anupam Kher in lead roles. Critics have praised the director and actors' performance. Neeraj has delivered another hit film with "Baby" after "A Wednesday" and "Special 26". Even Bollywood celebrities have showered praises on the director and actors.
The film produced by Cape of Good Films and Crouching Tiger also features Danny Denzongpa, Taapsee Pannu, Mikaal Zulfiqar and Madhurima Tuli in important roles. Read More #ibtimes
