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Dhamaka is the latest Bollywood movie on Netflix. It’s an official remake of the 2013 Korean film, The Terror Live. However, it’s a baffling movie full of plot holes that don’t meet any expectations of a drama, or a thriller. Host Shah Shahid breaks down all the things that don’t work about the movie, and one positive thing. So check out Shah’s spoiler review of Dhamaka, on Netflix right now.
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💥 Shah provides a summary of Dhamaka.
💥 Shah’s remake reviews of The Man From Nowhere, adapted into Bollywood as Rocky Handsome: https://audioboom.com/posts/6612738-split-screen-podcast-episode-12-john-abraham-tries-to-be-the-man-from-nowhere
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💥 Why was Dhamaka made this way?
💥 Shah provides some positivity about Dhamaka near the end. Too little too late?
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