Crakk Jeetagaa Toh Jiyegaa Movie cast, review, Collections and complete details.
Crakk: Jeetagaa Toh Jiyegaa Movie is an action-packed film that follows Siddharth ‘Siddhu’ Dixit, played by Vidyut Jammwal, as he ventures from the streets of Mumbai to the extreme sports arena in Poland. Fueled by a dream to win the championship and honor his late brother, Siddhu faces danger, a ruthless rival, and a deadly secret that threatens the competition. With electrifying stunts and captivating visuals, the movie delivers thrilling action sequences while showcasing the world of extreme sports. However, its predictable storyline and lack of depth may leave some viewers wanting more.
Cast
| Director | Aditya Datt |
| Actor, Producer | Vidyut JammWal |
| Arjun Rampal | |
| Actress | Amy Jackson |
| Nora Fatehi |
Story
Commencing with Siddharth ‘Siddhu’ Dixit (portrayed by Vidyut Jammwal) executing electrifying yet perilous stunts aboard a moving local train in Mumbai, Crakk plunges viewers into a realm of adrenaline-fueled action. While one hopes no impressionable youth mimics such dangerous feats, this opening sequence sets the stage for a gripping cinematic experience. Initially, director and writer Aditya Datt delivers on this promise as Krakow, Poland serves as the backdrop for Siddhu’s quest in the treacherous extreme sports arena, Maidaan, driven not only by the desire to win but also to honor his late brother Nihaal’s legacy.
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Review
Despite featuring visually striking action sequences, Datt, alongside co-writers Rehan Khan and Sarim Momin, falls short in providing depth to the narrative and screenplay. The film’s portrayal of Siddhu’s journey from underdog to contender, his romance with social media influencer Alia (portrayed by Nora Fatehi), and his inevitable clashes with the antagonist Dev (played by Arjun Rampal) all follow predictable tropes. Additionally, a subplot involving a cop named Patricia (portrayed by Amy Jackson) pursuing plutonium smugglers feels like an unnecessary distraction.
Nevertheless, Crakk excels in its action choreography (credited to Kerry Gregg) and cinematography (handled by Mark Hamilton). From the gritty streets of Mumbai to the dystopian landscapes reminiscent of Mad Max, the visuals are captivating. The film effectively captures the thrill of daredevil maneuvers, eliciting gasps and breath-holding from the audience. Scenes featuring daredevils evading swinging wrecking balls and escaping deadly obstacles are particularly well-executed. However, the relentless barrage of stunts occasionally overshadows the narrative.
Vidyut Jammwal delivers a commanding performance as an action hero, effortlessly owning the pulse-pounding sequences and Mumbai slang, although his portrayal of a lower-middle-class character may not be entirely convincing. Arjun Rampal effectively embodies the menace of the villainous Dev, showcasing his physical prowess and stunt skills. Nora Fatehi delivers a satisfactory performance in her limited role, shining particularly in her action sequences. Ankit Mohan impresses with his portrayal of Nihaal, displaying both physicality and emotional depth. Amy Jackson’s performance as Patricia is adequate, although her subplot feels disconnected from the main narrative.
In conclusion, Crakk: Jeetagaa Toh Jiyegaa delivers on the promise of thrilling action, offering audiences a captivating glimpse into the world of extreme sports. However, its reliance on predictable tropes and a somewhat underdeveloped storyline may leave viewers craving more originality and depth.
Collections
Here is a rephrased version of the box office collection update for the movie “Crakk”:
Day 9 Box Office Collection:
- The movie “Crakk” collected 0.2 Crore nett, according to Trade Figures.
Total Collection Till Date:
- The movie has accumulated a total of 11.9 Crore nett, according to Trade Figures.
- Producer Figures report a total of 12.51 Crore nett for the first 7 days.
Overseas Collection:
- “Crakk” has earned 0.12 Million USD or 1 Crore gross from overseas markets.
Worldwide Collection:
- The total worldwide gross collection for “Crakk” stands at 12.18 Crore.
Day-wise Box Office Collection in India:
Day 8:
- Trade Figures report a collection of 0.1 Crore nett.
Day 7:
- Trade Figures indicate a collection of 0.6 Crore nett, while Producer Figures report 0.75 Crore nett.
Day 6:
- The movie earned 0.8 Crore nett, according to Trade Figures, and 0.88 Crore nett according to Producer Figures.
Day 5:
- Trade Figures show a collection of 0.8 Crore nett, while Producer Figures report 1 Crore nett.
Day 4:
- Trade Figures report a collection of 1 Crore nett, while Producer Figures indicate 1.1 Crore nett.
Day 3:
- The movie collected 2.4 Crore nett, according to Trade Figures, and 2.55 Crore nett, according to Producer Figures.
Day 2:
- Trade Figures report a collection of 2 Crore nett, while Producer Figures indicate 2.15 Crore nett.
Day 1:
- “Crakk” earned 4 Crore nett, according to Trade Figures, and 4.11 Crore nett, according to Producer Figures.