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After hearing so much about this movie, it was just a matter of time before we were going to watch Dabangg. We got tickets for Hall No.4 at Fame South City which has the biggest Screen. After some lukkhagiri and KFC for dinner, we finally were seated in the Auditorium.

Well once the movie started I expected it to be Salman doing "dishum dishum" from scene one, but it took a little time before he set the screen on flame with his histrionics. But once he did, the movie went by in a breeze; Entertainment Unlimited. Well what else would you expect from a movie that has the hero named "Inspector Julbul Pandey"?

Worth a mention is Sonu Sood who plays the villian. He definitely gave Salman something to think about in the "Six Pack" department. Debutant Sonakshi Sinha got a great platform as a launch film playing Salman's love interest in the film.

All in all, this film is worth every rupee spent.
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  1. Unknown3:07 AM

    Rohit, what does "DABANGG" mean?

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  2. Rohit Nyss12:32 PM

    Hey Souvik, I'm guessing it's a term phrased by Sallu Bhai himself! You can draw whatever meaning you want after watching the movie! I drew the conclusion that it probably means "loose screw in the head"

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  3. Unknown11:52 PM

    LOL!!! I am gonna check this movie out. Sorry to hear about the flinch man.

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