Here's Why Batla House Can Be Your Perfect Independence Day Treat

As the Independence Day approaches, it is time for another round of John Abraham v/s Akshay Kumar as Batla House clashes with Mission Mangal at the box-office. While Mission Mangal is generating quite the buzz, Batla House is not far in the game either. 

The film based on the controversial Batla House encounter is presenting John Abraham in a cop avatar once again and we are intrigued. With Nikkhil Advani coming back as a director after 4 years and Nora Fatehi’s smoking hot Saki Saki, we sure have high expectations from the film. Here’ why Batla House can be your pick this 15^th August.

John Abraham In A Cop Avatar

When it comes to roles of men in uniform, John Abraham rarely disappoints. He has proven his mettle time and again in this type of role and it would be quite something to see him play a real-life cop on reel as the films is based on real characters, something John has not delved into much.

A Gripping Real Life Story

The incident of Batla House encounter has been a controversial incident with many opposing opinions. The film, as the makers say, try to bring in the perspective of the police personnel which is surely a bold move. Given how fresh the incident is in the minds of many, it would be really interesting to see how the incident and the surrounding controversies are dealt with on-screen.

Fresh Pairing

Ever since her debut with Love Sonia, Mrunal Thakur has been consistently impressing her with her performances and choice of films. Post Super 30, it will be exciting to see Mrunal being paired opposite John Abraham for the first time. We are surely hoping for good things from them.

Nikkhil Advani’s Returning After A Long Time

Nikkhil Advani has been the man behind the cult classic Kal Ho Naa Ho, but somehow never managed to meet the expectations post that. In fact, his last directorial was Imraan Khan and Kangana Ranaut starrer Katti Batti in 2015 which spelled disaster at the box-office. It is after 4 years that he is making his comeback as a director and we are eager to see what tricks he has got up his sleeves.