Heropanti

Adhvik Chaudhary is a very strict patriarch of the Jat family from Haryana, and is a well-respected leader in his village, along with his brothers. When Renu, Chaudhary's elder daughter, elopes with her boyfriend, Rakesh, on the night of her marriage, Chaudhary decides to find them at any cost.

Chaudhary and his men round up Rakesh's friends, including Bablu, and hold them captive till they tell of the couple's whereabouts. They tell him that they don't know anything, but no one believes them. Meanwhile, Bablu tells his friends that he is in love with a girl of that town, whom he doesn't know and he only has her dropped earring as a clue. The friends manage to escape one day, but Bablu gets a glimpse of the girl and stops in his tracks, and the boys are caught because of him.

Meanwhile, Chaudhary's younger daughter and Renu's sister, Dimpy , finds Renu's love letters and tries to get rid of them, but the letters accidentally end up in the hands of Bablu and his friends. Bablu uses them as leverage, and gets Dimpy to help him find the girl he loves in exchange for his sister's location. That night, Bablu escapes and enters the house during a blackout, then ends up drunk. Dimpy finds Bablu and he gives her the earring he found that belongs to the girl he fell in love with. She realizes that the girl Bablu saw was none other than Dimpy, but she stays silent.

When Chaudhary's men locate Renu and Rakesh, Bablu helps escape and board a bus without detection. When his friends confront him about his deceit, Bablu defends himself, which Dimpy overhears. She inadvertently reveals this to her uncle, who demands that she identify who helped Rakesh and Renu elope. They figure out that it was Bablu, and he tells them they're in Delhi when they threaten to kill his friends.

Bablu and his friends, as well as Dimpy, accompany her father and his men to Delhi to find the couple. At this juncture, Dimpy is kidnapped by some local goons, who attempt to rape her. Bablu manages to locate her in time and beats up the goons, winning Chaudhary's trust. In the morning, while Dimpy is confessing her love to Bablu, Chaudhary spots Renu and Rakesh, and chases after them, with Bablu and Chaudhary's men following close behind. They manage to catch up to them, but when Renu talks back to her father, Chaudhary is heartbroken. When Renu and Rakesh are about to be killed as punishment, Renu confesses that she is pregnant. Chaudhary decides to spare their lives, but at a cost – openly claiming that, to him, Renu is no more.

The group returns home, and Chaudhary arranges Dimpy's marriage with Rajjo. Bablu realises that he misses Dimpy too much. He and his friends return for the wedding with the intention to get Dimpy to elope with Bablu. Chaudhary, however, is frightened when Bablu returns, after finding out about Dimpy and Bablu's love. He keeps a close eye on Bablu and Dimpy. When Chaudhary confronts Bablu, Bablu tells him that he understands how Chaudhary felt when Renu ran way from home, and promises him that he will not elope with Dimpy.

When Bablu and his friends are about to leave, Rajjo arrives beats up Bablu, but Bablu fights back and defeats him when Rajjo insults Bablu and Dimpy. They are, however, stopped at the last moment by Chaudhary. He realises that Dimpy will only be happy if she is with Bablu, and lets Bablu and Dimpy reunite. Chaudhary and the other people of the Jat community agree to permit inter-caste and love marriages, and Chaudhary accepts Renu back as his daughter.

• Tiger Shroff as Bablesh "Bablu" Singh[3][4]
• Kriti Sanon as Dimple (Dimpy) Chaudhary[5]
• Prakash Raj as Mr. Adhvik Chaudhary (Dimpy's father)
• Raashul Tandon as Kiki [6]
• Sandeepa Dhar as Renu Chaudhary (Dimpy's sister)[7]
• Vikram Singh as Rajjo Fauji[8]
• Shireesh Sharma as Police Commissioner
• Priyamvada Kant in special appearance
• Samar Jai Singh as Bhuppi
• K. C. Shankar as Pappi
• Sunil Grover as Driver Devpal
• Jatin Suri as Jitesh (Bablu's friend)
• Sugandha Mishra as Shalu (Dimpy's friend)
• Prashant Singh as Sukhi
• Dev Sharma as Rakesh

Salman Khan asked Nadiadwala to launch Jackie Shroff's son Tiger Shroff for the film who was signed in June 2012.[9] Filming was mostly done in Kashmir including the romantic song "Rabba".[10] Official trailer was released on 6 April 2014.[11] The film was released on 25 May 2014.[12][13]

Film critic Subhash K. Jha gave it 3.5 out of 5 stars and said that Shroff delivers a rare combination of romantic and action oriented protagonist.[14] Bollywood Hungama critic Taran Adarsh also gave the movie 3.5 out of 5 stars, calling it an entertainer that hits the right notes.[15] CNN-News18 critic Rajeev Masand gave the film 2 out of 5 stars and stated that "for Heropanti, with its regressive themes, sexist humor, and stock villains wears you out early on during its 2 hours 26-minute running time."[16] Anupama Chopra also gave the movie 2 out of 5 stars and overall criticised the movie by saying, "the disjointed narrative brims with low-IQ high-testosterone men brandishing weapons. The women are puppets who either simper or scream."[17] According to Firstpost critic Mihir Fadnavis, Tiger Shroff can pull off stunts, but that's about it.[18] Faheem Rumani of India Today gave it 1.5 out of 5 stars, stating that, "Heropanti is all about Shroff's athletic ability and has little to do with his acting skills".[19] Puneet kapil Gave this movie 2/5* and added that movie is for only one time watch and that too for light comedy and action scenes.

The film grossed approximately ₹726 million (US$10 million) worldwide.[1] At the end of three weeks, Heropanti had collected ₹500 million (US$7.0 million) nett.[34]

On 19 February 2020, Tiger Shroff revealed that a sequel was in cards with Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment producing it again. On 27 February, a post on the banner's social media handle presented that it will make a big announcement on next day. Eventually, on 28 February, the two posters of the sequel Heropanti 2 were released to officially announce it with Ahmed Khan as director and release date to be 16 July 2021. Khan and Nadiadwala were trolled due to creating the Heropanti 2 poster using and repurposing Shroff's poster from Baaghi 3. Many accused them of ripping off the aesthetic of the John Wick movie posters.

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