Batla House Full Movie Analysis: Story, Cast, Release Date, Budget, Box Office Collection, Review, Ratings & More

Batla House is a 2021 Indian Hindi language thriller action film directed by Nikkhil Advani. It is produced by Bhushan Kumar, Divya Khosla Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Monisha Advani, Madhu Bhojwani, John Abraham, Sandeep Leyzell under the banners of T-Series
Emmay Entertainment, John Abraham Entertainment, Bake My Cake Films. The film star John Abraham, and, Mrunal Thakur are in title roles. The music was composed by Rochak Kohli, Tanishk Bagchi, Ankit Tiwari, Taz.

Batla House (2021) Full Movie Analysis: Release Date, Story, Plot, Cast, Actors Salary, Actors Net Worth, Budget, Box Office Collection, Trailer, Songs, Awards, Review, Ratings & More

Batla House Movie Storyline

Sanjeev Kumar Yadav, Deputy Commissioner of Police, has been notified that his team has trapped five university students in L-18, Batla House, who may have been engaged in the 13 September 2008 Delhi explosions, for which the terrorist organisation “Indian Mujahideen” claimed responsibility (IM). Sanjeev gives the order not to engage in combat until he comes, but an obstinate inspector, Mohan Chand Sharma aka M.C., goes ahead with certain officers. Sanjeev comes and chooses to participate after hearing gunfire. The building has been cleaned, and M.C. has been discovered shot down. When Sanjeev enters the room, additional gunfire ensues, resulting in the deaths of two pupils, Adil Ameen and Sadiq, and the arrest of Tufail. Dilshad and Javed flee, and Sanjeev finds himself in hot water with the media and lawmakers, who accuse him of staging the encounter. The whole country joins them in criticising the Delhi Police, and everyone begins to seek justice for the students who were allegedly slain in connection with the explosions. Sanjeev’s wife, Shobhna Yadav, a news anchor, is unconvinced and chooses to remain with him. Sanjeev is quickly diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder and has recurrent hallucinations of being shot by terrorists. Shobhna intervenes anytime he is on the verge of committing suicide.

Batla House Movie Budget

Batla House is made on the budget of ₹145 Crore all inclusive.

Batla House Movie Box Office Collection

During the Independence Day weekend in India, the film was released in theatres. At the box office, it was a commercial triumph. On its first day in India, Batla House grossed a respectable 14 crore nett. On the second day, it lost 50% of its value, earning 7.5 crore nett. The film’s commerce increased by 30% on Saturday, to ten crore nett, for a three-day total of 31.5 crore nett.

The film has grossed 1133.8 million globally as of 5 September 2019, with a domestic gross of 102.61 crore and an international total of 10.77 crore. Batla House was released on Amazon Prime Video as a VOD in October 2019.

Batla House movie has done overall box office collection of estimated ₹ 113 crores.

Batla House Cast, Crew, Role, Salary,Remuneration & Net Worth

Here are the complete details of actors and actresses names in the movie.

1. John Abraham as DCP Sanjeev Kumar Yadav

2.Mrunal Thakur as Shobhna Yadav

3. Ravi Kishan as Inspector Mohan Chand Sharma alias M.C.

4. Manish Choudhary as Police Commissioner Jaiveer

5. Rajesh Sharma as Defense Lawyer Shailesh Arya

6. Pramod Pathak as Lawyer P. Krishnan

7. Kranti Prakash Jha as Adil Ameen

8. Alok Pandey as Tufail

Batla House Movie Awards

Batla House Movie Videos

Batla House Movie Trailer

Batla House Movie Songs

1) Rula Diya Video Song

2)O SAKI SAKI  Full Video Song

3) Rula Diya Full Video Song

Batla House Movie Review

Batla House strives to balance out the tale without adopting any obvious sides. With the narrative of an honest ACP at its core, it manages to cram in just the perfect amount of nationalism. The film is paced like a thriller, and it keeps loyal to the genre for the most part. Batla House is a tense picture that keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole time, leaving you with knots in your stomach. The superbly planned action and chase scenes will have you on the edge of your seat for many minutes. Batla House falters in the second half, when the pace of the proceedings slows even further due to the courtroom drama. Despite the fact that several clap-worthy phrases made it there. And some of the subtleties and intricacies are filtered out. Nora Fatehi’s dance performance feels out of place in an otherwise bleak storey, however her character is well-integrated.

But there’s no denying that this is John Abraham’s picture from start to finish; he’s excellent in the character of a dedicated ACP who is a man of few words, and possibly provides his greatest performance to date.

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