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Kabir Singh is a 2019 Indian Hindi-language romantic action drama film written and directed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga and jointly produced by Bhushan Kumar and Krishan Kumar under T-Series Films and Murad Khetani and Ashwin under Cine1 Studios.  Manufactured by Verde.  Vanga’s remake of her debut Telugu film Arjun Reddy (2017), it stars Shahid Kapoor in the lead role as a surgeon who spirals into self-destruction when his girlfriend, Preeti, played by Kiara Advani, is killed by someone.  and marries.  Adil Hussain, Nikita Dutta, Arjan Bajwa, Suresh Oberoi, Dolly Minhas, Suparna Marwah, Anurag Arora, Soham Majumdar, Kunal Thakur, Anusha Sampath, Amit Sharma and Kamini Kaushal are in supporting roles.

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• Directed by: Sandeep Reddy Vanga
• Written by Story and Screenplay: Sandeep Reddy Vanga
• Dialogues: Siddharth-Garima
• Based on : Arjun Reddy
• by Sandeep Reddy Vanga
• Produced by : Murad Khetani, Ashwin Varde, Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar
• Starring: Shahid Kapoor, Kiara Advani
• Cinematography : Santhana Krishnan, Ravichandran
• Editeed by Aarif Sheikh, Sandeep Reddy Vanga
• Music by Score: Harshavardhan Rameshwar Songs: Mithoon, Amaal Mallik, Vishal Mishra, Sachet–Parampara, Akhil Sachdeva
• Production companies : T-Series, Cine1 Studios
• Distributed by : AA Films
• Release date : 21 June 2019
• Running time : 172 minutes
• Country : India
• Language : Hindi
• Budget : ₹68 crore
• Box office : ₹383 .02 crore

Principal photography for Kabir Singh began in October 2018 and ended in March 2019.  The film was theatrically released in India on 21 June 2019 and received mixed reviews with directed criticism, although Kapoor’s performance was praised, as was the soundtrack.  Collecting over 380 crores, it became the third highest-grossing Bollywood film of 2019, and Kapoor’s highest-grossing single-major release.

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Plot

Dr. Kabir Rajdhir Singh is a House Surgeon at Delhi Institute of Medical Sciences. Despite being a brilliant student and surgeon, he has serious anger management problems that earn the wrath of the college dean. Kabir’s aggressive nature earned him a reputation as a college bully among his juniors. After an altercation with the students of another college, the dean orders Kabir to either apologize or leave the college. Kabir initially chooses to leave, but changes his mind upon seeing Preeti Sikka, a shy first year student.

 Kabir and his friends enter a class of male medical students to announce that Kabir has claimed Preeti, warning them that she is exclusive to him. Though initially timid, Preeti starts adjusting to Kabir’s domineering attitude. She eventually reciprocates his feelings and they develop a passionate, intimate relationship. Kabir is a graduate with an MBBS degree and leaves for Mussoorie to pursue a master’s degree in orthopedic surgery. Despite the long distance, Kabir and Preeti’s relationship grows stronger in the next few years. After Preeti graduates, Kabir visits the house to meet her orthodox Sikh parents, but her father Harpal leads the two to kiss and throws Kabir out.

 Harpal opposes Preeti and Kabir’s relationship despite Kabir’s efforts to explain that he loves Preeti and wants to marry her. Enraged and with his ego injured, Kabir demands that Preeti choose between him or his family within six hours, or he will end their relationship. By the time she reaches his house to talk with Kabir, he panics to himself thinking that Preeti doesn’t want him, gets drunk and injects himself with morphine. He remains unconscious for two days and remembers his elder brother Karan’s wedding. Meanwhile, Preeti’s family members force her to arrange an arranged marriage. When Kabir wakes up and learns this, he goes to Preeti’s house, crashes the wedding party and violently protests; Harpal beat him up and arrested him. After Kabir’s release, his father, Rajdhir, excommunicates him from the family for his actions.

 With the help of his friend Shiv, Kabir finds a rented flat and gets admitted to a private hospital as a surgeon. To cope with his feelings, he starts using drugs and alcohol, tries one-night stands, buys a pet dog and names it after Preeti; All these measures are unsuccessful. Within months, he becomes a successful surgeon and a high-functioning alcoholic, both respected and feared by hospital staff because of his high surgical numbers and aggressiveness. Kabir’s self-destructive behavior and obsession with Preeti worries his friends. He persuades one of his patients, film actress Jiya Sharma, to have sex without strings with him, which he ends when she professes love for him.

 Hungry on a day off, Kabir is called upon to undergo an emergency surgery, to which he reluctantly agrees. During the procedure, he collapses from dehydration. Suspicious, hospital staff obtain samples of his blood, which contain traces of alcohol and cocaine. The hospital chief registers a case against Kabir and, during an internal hearing, admits to his alcoholism, violating medical ethics, and endangering patients, despite Shiva and Karan making arrangements to get him out. Kabir’s medical license is suspended for five years and he has been evicted from his flat. The next morning, he learns of his grandmother’s death; At the funeral, she and Rajdhir reconcile emotionally and Kabir resolves to give up his destructive habits.

 During a drive, Kabir sees a heavily pregnant Preeti sitting in the park, looking sad. Later he accompanies Shiva to her, begging him to listen. He insists that he raise the child with her if he is unhappy with her marriage, and asks her to leave with him. Preeti initially sits quietly and refuses to see him, but then bursts into tears in anger, yelling at Kabir for abandoning him so easily and asking him to get lost. Shiv then tells about Kabir’s overdose, which Preeti was unaware of, and all that Kabir has suffered in the last nine months. Shocked, Preeti confesses that she actually left her husband three days after the wedding, has since separated herself from her family, and is working in a clinic to support herself; Far from angrily, especially after hearing about Kabir’s affair with the actress, he had refused to approach her. In a plot twist, Preeti reveals that her marriage was never consummated and the child actually belongs to Kabir. The couple marries and are reunited with their respective families, and Harpal apologizes to them. The film ends with Kabir and Preeti with their child on the beach.

Cast

• Shahid Kapoor as Dr. Kabir Rajdheer Singh
• Kiara Advani as Dr. Preeti Sikka Kashyap/Preeti Singh
• Soham Majumdar as Dr. Shiva
• Arjan Bajwa as Karan Rajdheer Singh
• Nikita Dutta as Actress Jiah Sharma
• Kamini Kaushal as Sadhna Kaur
• Suresh Oberoi as Rajdheer Singh
• Adil Hussain as the medical college dean
• Kunal Thakur as Dr. Kamal
• Anusha Sampath as Dr. Keerti
• Swati Seth as Dr. Vidya
• Anurag Arora as Harpal Sikka
• Vinay Sharma as Dr. Kalyan “Sir”
• Amit Sharma as Amit
• Geetika Mehandru as Preeti’s roommate
• Suparna Marwah as Vishaka Sikka, Preeti’s mother
• Dolly Minhas as Mrs. Rajdheer Singh
• Harssh A. Singh as Kabir’s lawyer
• Vanita Kharat as Pushpa, Kabir’s maid
• Urvashi Panchal as Nurse Durga
• Siya Mahajan as Nurse Rani
• Vipul Deshpande as a hospital doctor
• Parakh Madan as Preeti’s sister
• Mitansh Lulla as Preeti’s brother
• Ankush Deshmukh as Lakshman
• Ramakant Dayma as Shiva’s father
• Gagandeep Singh as Jatinder Kashyap
• Meneka Kurup Arora as a judge
• Abhay Dheeraj Singh as Preeti’s brother-in-law
• Aanchal Chauhan as Karan’s wife
• Teena Singh as a patient’s fiance
• Rajat Aroraa as a patient
• Danish as Shiva’s future brother-in-law
• Anagha Joshi as the lady on the roof

Production

Development

After the success of his debut, 2017 Telugu film Arjun Reddy, writer and director Sandeep Reddy Vanga wanted to remake it in Hindi with Ranveer Singh. When things did not work out, he approached Shahid Kapoor. However, Cine1 Studios producers Murad Khetani and Ashwin Varde, which acquired the Hindi remake rights, wanted Arjun Kapoor to play the lead. A disappointed Vanga said, “I have learned that the remake rights of Arjun Reddy have been sold and it will feature Arjun Kapoor. I am in a dilemma, as I have already locked Shahid for the role. Shameful for me. Situation. I don’t know how I will face Shahid.” In April 2018, however, it was officially announced that Shahid Kapoor would star, with Vanga returning as director.

Bhushan and Krishan Kumar of T-Series also produced the film. The dialogue was written by Siddharth-Garima. Santhana Krishnan Ravichandran was cast as the cinematographer and Arif Sheikh as Ya. Vanga was confident that the remake would be even more difficult than the original: “When I made Arjun Reddy, I wasn’t sure where to draw the line in terms of representation of certain things. I don’t think I will when it comes to the Hindi version.” If it comes, I have to restrict myself. I am sure I will have more freedom in Bollywood.” The title of the film Kabir Singh was announced on 25 October 2018.

Writing

Like the Telugu original, Kabir Singh also begins with the voiceover of the protagonist’s maternal grandmother, but this time she is reciting Kabir Doha. There are also geographic changes; The remake is mainly set in Delhi and Mumbai. Instead of caste clashes as Arjun Reddy, the heroine’s father takes offense at Kabir smoking and not being a turban-wearing Sikh. For the remake, Vanga said that she used less English than the original. “I have also tried to maintain the colloquial quality in the Hindi dialogue.” Regarding the name Kabir Singh, he said, “The name Kabir has a lot of sadness and a poetic side too.” Vanga explained her reasons for choosing it as the film’s title: “When we started working on the Hindi script, it was a very exciting journey. Kabir Singh as the name of the protagonist, looking at the graph of the character. It came naturally. Kabir Singh’s Wahi Hai Punch and Arjun Reddy’s madness.”

Casting

Shahid Kapoor with his co-star Kiara Advani at the film’s promotional event in 2019.

Shahid Kapoor portrays the title character, Kabir Rajdhir Singh. Though Kiara Advani was Vanga’s first choice for the female lead, Preeti, things didn’t materialize. Tara Sutaria was then announced but dropped when scheduling conflicts led to delays in the production of her debut film Student Of The Year 2 (2019). The producers then turned to Advani to play the role of Preeti, with Vanga as M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story (2016) There is a reason for this. According to Vanga, “Kiara epitomizes the female character to T in the film. She has the right combination of innocence (in terms of looks) and maturity (in terms of performance) which is very important for the character”. Arjan Bajwa was initially not interested in playing the role of Kabir’s elder brother Karan Singh, but accepted at Vanga’s insistence, for which he was the only option to play the character. Amit Sharma, who appeared as Amit in the Telugu original, was roped in to reprise his role.

Filming

The makers considered to start shooting in August, but got delayed in September as Vanga wanted Kapoor to grow his beard more for the role. Principal photography finally began on 21 October 2018 in Mumbai, four days before the title was announced. Filming also took place in Delhi and Mussoorie. Kapoor has donned three different looks for the film. Regarding this, he said, “There is a certain mind space and present that has the character and also a past that he has been a part of. Along with this, there is a culmination. So, there are three different energies that the film needs.” He did enough exercise to portray Kabir in two timelines; To achieve the character’s “college boy” look, he lost 14 kilos, and for the “puffy, groggy alcoholic” look, he worked out in such a way that he looked “big but not muscular”. Principal photography wrapped on 29 March 2019.

Marketing

In a first of its kind marketing deal, Kabir Singh became the first Bollywood film to have its own theatre. 15 PVR theaters in 15 cities across India will be renamed “Kabir Singh Ka Theatre”, with the auditoriums reflecting the features of the title character played by Kapoor.

Release

Kabir Singh was released in 3616 screens worldwide including 3123 screens in India on 21 June 2019. It is distributed within India by AA Films. Khetani decided not to release the film in Pakistan after the 2019 Pulwama attack. The film received an ‘A’ (adults only) certificate from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) with the CBFC asking the makers to modify a scene where a character is seen snorting drugs, and against Also asked to put a static warning message. Substance abuse in all such scenes. It has been made available for online streaming on Netflix.

Reception

Critical response

The film received mixed reviews, with criticism for glamorizing misogyny and toxic masculinity. Nitya Prakash for Bombay Weekly rated the film with four out of five stars and found it “visually compelling” with “strange performances” and “fine writing”. Praising the cinematography, Kapoor’s performance and score, he said, “Kabir Singh” is not a film; It’s an experience that will stay with you.” Raunak Kotecha of The Times of India gave the film a 3.5 out of 5 star rating, saying, “While Kabir Singh is a welcome change from the stereotypical love stories, this kind of love The context needs to get something. Used to. Through his protagonist, Sandeep bets all his cards on his leading man, making sure you either love him or hate him, but you can’t ignore him.” Business analyst and critic Taran Adarsh ​​agreed with Kotecha on the film having an unconventional storyline and giving it three and a half stars out of five. Declaring it “powerful”, he praised Vanga’s story and Kapoor’s performance. He felt that The film was a new romantic story.

 Priyanka Sinha Jha of CNN-News18 gave the film three and a half stars out of five, praising Kapoor’s acting, Vanga’s story and direction. He found the film’s ing and soulful music appealing. He felt that the film is a rare story of star-crossed lovers that captivates the audience. In the end, she says, “Reddy takes things up several notches and makes it a helluva trippy ride despite being a downright disappointing hero.” Filmfare’s Devesh Sharma said, “At 172 minutes, the film is very long by modern standards. Thankfully, Vanga has gone for a non-linear mode of storytelling and keeps the viewer engrossed by going back and forth in the timeline. ” News18’s Rajeev Masand gave the film 2 out of 5 stars and said, “Kabir Singh is definitely a misogynistic film, but the sad part is that it has the really disturbing parts that the filmmakers portrayed as intense love.” I present.”

 Shubhra Gupta of The Indian Express gave the film one-and-a-half out of five stars, saying, “Kabir Singh (the protagonist) is all flourishing, mostly superficial. You see him going through the motions, but you never really feel it.” Don’t do him. And that, right there, is the problem: not paying enough for three hours of pain.”. Raja Sen of Hindustan Times agreed with Gupta, giving it one and a half stars out of five and felt it was the worst Indian film that had come out in a long time. He praised Santhana Krishnan Ravichandran’s cinematography but criticized other aspects of the film. He added, “Kabir Singh really appreciates its pitiful protagonist, and ends up with an obnoxious celebration of toxic masculinity.” Kunal Guha of Mumbai Mirror gave the film two and a half stars out of five, feeling that reducing the script to less than forty minutes would have helped.

 Writing for Firstpost, Sandipan Sharma praised and defended the film, saying, “Filmmakers should have the right to explore the mind of a flawed person.” He slammed critics for their stereotypical comments and dubbed the film “glorifying abuse, portraying toxic masculinity, obsessive love, celebrating alcoholism, etc”. He continued, “If Kabir Singh inspires Indian men to become drunken, fiery madmen, would it be safe to assume that in a few years we will see biopics and a whole generation of youth inspired by our prime minister? His tragedy The comic story is very entertaining. Somewhere it reminds us of our own struggles, failures and flaws too.” Raja Sen of Hindustan Times gave the film 1.5 out of 5 stars and said, “This Shahid Kapoor film is probably the worst Indian film in a long time – the protagonist is a bully, a abuser of women, an insensitive robber, There is a drunkard. Deccan Chronicle’s Arnab Banerjee also gave the film a 1.5 out of 5 star rating, criticizing it for misogyny, but praising the supporting cast’s performances including Majumdar, Bajwa, Dutta and The Oberoi Was.

 Responding to criticism of Kabir being portrayed as a misogynist, Kapoor defended the character, saying, “There are all kinds of people in real life, including alpha-men who feel territorial authority, And I have played this character truthfully”.

Box office

Kabir Singh’s opening day domestic collection was ₹ 20.21 crores. This is the highest opening day collection of any Shahid Kapoor film. The film collected ₹22.71 crores on the second day. The film collected ₹27.91 crores on the third day.

As of 10 October 2019, the film has a worldwide gross of ₹379.2 million, with ₹331.24 crore in India and ₹47.78 crore overseas.

Kabir Singh is the third highest grossing Bolvu film of 2019. Based on domestic net collections, the film has made it to the 10th position in the list of Hindi movies with the highest domestic net collections. It also became the first A-certified Indian film to gross over ₹200 crore in India.

Home media

The film became available as VOD on Netflix on 19 September 2019.

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