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Salman Khan's 'Wanted': A Game-Changer Turns 17
19 Sep
Summary
- The action thriller 'Wanted' marks 17 years since its 2009 release.
- Boney Kapoor calls the film a 'true game-changer' for Indian cinema.
- The movie is a Hindi remake of the 2007 Tamil film 'Pokkiri'.
Seventeen years ago, the Hindi commercial cinema landscape was significantly altered by the release of the action thriller 'Wanted.' Producer Boney Kapoor marked this milestone, recalling the film's profound impact.
Kapoor described the 2009 Prabhu Deva directorial as a 'true game-changer' and a landmark achievement in Indian cinema. He celebrated the anniversary with a throwback image from the film's theatrical run.
The film brought together Salman Khan's electrifying presence, Ayesha Takia's elegance, and Prabhu Deva's direction. 'Wanted' resonated with audiences nationwide through its impactful action sequences, memorable dialogues, and compelling music.
Salman Khan's portrayal of the character Radhe became one of his most iconic action roles. The film's cultural impact, from its defining title to its whistle-worthy action and dialogues, continues to be celebrated by audiences today.
More than just a successful entertainer, 'Wanted' signified an important moment in the evolution of modern Hindi mass-action cinema. The film was the Hindi remake of the 2007 Tamil action thriller 'Pokkiri,' and it achieved considerable commercial success.
