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Param Sandari" is proof that Bollywood is still stuck in lazy stereotypes and recycled formulas. The film tries to copy the Chennai Express vibe but fails in every possible way. The plot is illogical, the dialogues are cringeworthy, and the stereotypes about Punjabis and Malayalis are not just outdated but offensive.

Siddharth Malhotra plays yet another cardboard Punjabi hero, while Janhvi Kapoor struggles with a fake accent that's distracting from the first scene. Manjot Singh is the only actor who brings life to the film, but he alone cannot save it. Apart from the background score of the title track, there's nothing memorable here.

Verdict: Flat, stupid, and a total waste of time. Bollywood needs to move past these stereotypes.

Watch Tehran and you'll see John Abraham carving out his own space in patriotic thrillers. The film mixes espionage, loss, and duty with some really sharp captures of Tehran city-it feels real, not Bollywood-set. The story keeps you hooked, especially when the people around John's character start falling, and you sense the weight he carries. It's not perfect, but it has that punch which makes you leave the theatre thinking. John is clearly building his own category, and Tehran is a solid step in it.