Rajni outsmarts the men, participates in a 'Power Pulling' competition!

Men left speechless as Rajni being a woman efficiently pulls an entire truck single-handedly...

Published: Thursday,Dec 29, 2016 12:50 PM GMT-07:00

Shachi Tapiawala Rathod

Bahu Hamari Rajni_Kant has been quintessential in producing engaging comical tracks. The robot doing unexpected things takes us by surprise all the time!

Take any field of excellence and one can see that women are no less than men today. Rajni will be seen reinforcing this belief in the upcoming track where some men will compete with each other, the context being who can pull the whole truck single-handedly.

While all the men give up at some point, Rajni, who will be passing from the locality will be up for the challenge and will propose to compete. All the men will laugh at Rajni - a woman challenging to pull the truck when the men cannot.

But everyone would be left speechless when Rajni will efficiently pull the truck and will clap to cheer her up!

Stay tuned for more updates.

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Comments (5)

jasmeet92 @jasmeet92

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John Abraham's acting is amazing and i am a die hard fan of John Abraham and i really like this movie.

7 years ago

sanchitseo @sanchitseo

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a must watch... no songs, drama etc...
just the complete reality...

11 years ago

known as KAI, name is Jasmine @Kai.

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just watched it yesterday, good movie! These kind of movies are rare in bollywood no sing and dance, no romance just a very well scripted, performed and edited story of the real events that too place. What i loved the most is the characters are very real, no OTT action scenes, something we can expect from the real RAW agents.

Good work.

11 years ago

PrityGP @PrityGP

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Ever since the onset of hindi cinema, the onus of being the movie backdrop exclusively lies with north and west India. Recent times has witnessed diversification to east India (Devdas, Yuva, Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Sey, Lootera) as well. Now South India seems to have caught the fancy of Bollywood filmmakers. Be it autobiography (The Dirty Picture), comedy (Chennai Express) or issue awareness (Madras Cafe), the backdrop and supporting cast is intermittently South Indian!

Madras Cafe primarily deals with LTTE (Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam) during the mid 1980s, followed by the assassination of our late Prime Minister, Shri Rajiv Gandhi at the onset of 1990s. However, the movie does not claim to be a celluloid presentation of the same. Throughout the movie, the rebel group is referred to as LTF.

The movie is kind of well made. Scenes are beautifully derived out of approximately thirty years old photographs of evacuation and massacre that took place in the Sri Lankan regions that were infested with the rebel groups " both Tamil and Sri Lankan. This able derivation does remind you of the international movie Frida (Salma Hayak, Alfred Molina). Therein too scenes are beautifully derived out of paintings done by Frida Khalo.

Most of the cine goers of today were either not born or were very young during the mid 1980s. And thus, the movie does create the required awareness. The producer-director duo, John Abraham and Shoojit Sircar did a fantastic job with their debut film Vicky Donor and they continue to create the same magic with Madras Caf, in spite of the two movies being as contrasting as chalk and cheese. Shoojit has intelligently played upon the strengths of John and the result is good. Also, hats off to the makers for refraining from showing unnecessary gore, death and item numbers. Please note that, the Sri Lankan Civil War killed an estimated 80,000-100,000 people between 1982 and 2009.

However, the problem l...

11 years ago

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