Gunday

Gunday

Theatrical release poster
Directed by Ali Abbas Zafar
Produced by Aditya Chopra
Written by Ali Abbas Zafar
Starring
Narrated by Irrfan Khan
Music by Songs:
Sohail Sen
Background Score:
Julius Packiam[1]
Cinematography Aseem Mishra[1]
Edited by Rameshwar S. Bhagat[1]
Production
company
Distributed by Yash Raj Films
Release dates
  • 14 February 2014 (2014-02-14)[2]
Running time
 152 minutes[3]
Country India
Language Hindi
Bengali[4]
Budget ₹510 million[5]
Box office ₹1.19 billion[5]

Gunday (English: Outlaws) is a 2014 Indian action thriller film written and directed by Ali Abbas Zafar and produced by Aditya Chopra. The film features Ranveer Singh and Arjun Kapoor in the lead roles with Priyanka Chopra and Irrfan Khan in a supporting roles.[1] The film starts off in the 1970s, with the introduction of 2 young boys: Bikram and Bala, who initially become gun carriers and later coal bandits. They ultimately grow up to become the most powerful goons of Calcutta.[6] The film was released on 14 February 2014.[2]

The film also released in Bengali with a full Bengali soundtrack also composed by Sohail Sen. Though, in some of the Bengali songs, the singers differ from the original. This was also the first Indian film to have its trailer premiere at the Dubai International Film Festival.[7]

Plot

The film opens with the narration of the historic event of the independence of Bangladesh after the third Indo-Pakistani War of 1971. Amongst the desolate people affected by the partition are two orphan kids: Bikram and Bala. A man named Lateef (Pankaj Tripathi) happens to meet them, offers them nourishment and asks them if they'll work for him in the illegal smuggling of guns. The two kids agree and manage to do so successfully, using all the tricks of the trade. One day, the chief army officer that Lateef supplies guns to asks Lateef to leave one of the two boys behind to be his personal sex slave, or else he'll forcibly take Lateef's daughter. Bikram hears this and tells Lateef that he'll stay behind in order to save Bala. Bala, however, refuses to part with his best friend and comes back to save Bikram. Bala saves Bikram from the lecherous officer and they both kill him in the process - thereby becoming "partners in crime". As the army chases after the duo, Lateef tries to protect the kids, but in the ensuing skirmish Lateef is killed by the police.

Bikram and Bala arrive at Calcutta by train and begin their lives by working at a small restaurant. Bala gets into a fight with the owner who slaps him and calls him a "refugee" and a "Bangladeshi". The owner then throws both of them out. When Bikram asks a local merchant about the coal's market price, he realizes it's a great opportunity to earn easy money by looting coal from trains and selling it in the market at a lower price. Bala reimburses the restaurant owner for the broken cutlery, slaps the owner and warns him not to mistreat children from hereon.

As they grow up, Bikram (Ranveer Singh) and Bala (Arjun Kapoor) have started looting entire coal trains to increase their market share. Their main competitor is Dibakar (Deepraj Rana), a coal trader. When Bikram and Bala loot one of his trains, Dibakar's men try to unsuccessfully threaten the duo, who promise them that they will loot Dibakar's next cargo as well. When Bikram and Bala, as promised, turn up to loot Dibakar's coal-filled train, Dibakar goads them by calling them "refugees", and a fight breaks out. Before killing Dibakar, Bikram and Bala mention they are not refugees and are Indians as well. The duo, now the undisputed kings of the coal business, start expanding by owning other businesses and become Kings of Calcutta. They convert all their illegal trades to legal business with the help of Kaali Kaka (Saurabh Shukla) and become town heroes by building hospitals, donating to charities and building schools, even though they're both illiterate. They also provide work and help to the poor, thus becoming white-collared and good-hearted samaritans, but their businesses and dealings make them a target of the law, who call them Gunday. Assistant Commissioner of Police Satyajeet Sarkar (Irrfan Khan) is summoned to Calcutta to apprehend Bikram and Bala and bring them to justice. Sarkar, knowing that Bikram and Bala are able to successfully cover up their tracks using Kaali Kaka, warns the duo that he will arrest them the day he finds a single piece of evidence against them.

A local businessman invites Bikram and Bala to the inauguration of the new cabaret he wishes to run in Calcutta, which the duo happily accept. The businessman introduces Bikram and Bala to Himanshu (Anant Vidhaat Sharma), and the businessman assures the duo that Himanshu will be more than happy to assist the duo in any way possible. At the inauguration, Nandita (Priyanka Chopra), a cabaret dancer, enters Bikram and Bala's lives and they both fall in love with her. They decide that whoever manages to win her heart will marry her. After some persistent wooing, Nandita calls both of them to a theater to reveal whom she loves. While Nandita performs onstage on the sensual song "Kaate Nahi Katte Ye Din Ye Raat" from Mr. India, Bala gets into a quarrel with a person over a lewd comment the guy passes on Nandita, and in the subsequent brawl shoots the man. Bikram asks Bala to run away for the time being as Sarkar is searching for Bala, and promises not to meet Nandita until Bala returns. ACP Sarkar advices Bikram to tell Bala not to return to Calcutta or he (Bala) will be killed. Nandita tells Bikram that she's in love with him and if he does not come to Durga Puja, she will never see him again. Bikram agrees to meet her and they perform Durga Puja together. Bala finds out about this through Himanshu, and returns to Calcutta during Durga Puja. On seeing Bikram and Nandita happy together, an enraged Bala shoots at Bikram after blaming him of breaking his promise, but misses and hits Nandita instead. She is rushed to hospital and survives, but Bikram and Bala's friendship is damaged in the process.

Bala then finds out that all business they both owned are in Bikram's name, hence he angrily calls Bikram and asks for an equal partition of the business. Bikram agrees, and transfers half the business to Bala, even the ration card which is a proof of their Indian nationality. Bala then talks about dividing Nandita between them as well. Bikram becomes livid, and a fight erupts. Bikram wins, but he spares Bala, remembering how Bala once saved Bikram's life when they were kids, thus making them "even". Bikram warns Bala not to bother Nandita or he will kill him.

Bikram asks Nandita to marry him, but Nandita tells him that she cannot marry him unless he leaves his criminal life behind. Bikram agrees, and they decide to get married. To exact revenge on Bikram, Bala blows up Bikram's coal mines and kidnaps Nandita. As Bikram readies to end the feud once and for all, Sarkar asks Bikram to turn state's evidence and implicate Bala so that Bikram and Nandita can live happily.

Bala threatens Nandita that if she won't leave Bikram, he will kill her. Nandita tells him that she still loves Bikram, explaining why she chose Bikram, and not him. She also reveals the truth: that Bikram did not wish to break his promise to Bala, and it was she who asked Bikram to come to Durga Puja. Bala, heartbroken, realizes his mistakes, and drops Nandita off to let her go back to Bikram and apologizes to her before he leaves. Nandita is then revealed to be an undercover police officer working for Sarkar, who is helping Sarkar to get Bikram and Bala separated and arrested.

Meanwhile, as Bikram gets ready to work together with Sarkar to implicate Bala, he runs into the man who Bala supposedly "killed", and finds out that the man is actually a police officer. Nandita tries to convince Bikram that upon surrendering he will be treated leniently by the law, but Bikram truly believes that the police and the system were responsible for destroying his and Bala's innocence and childhood. Nandita reveals her identity to Bikram, and the bewildered Bikram realizes that Nandita was a part of the trap Sarkar set up to divide Bikram and Bala. When she requests him to surrender, he refuses and goes to reunite himself with Bala.

Himanshu takes Bala deep in the coal mine under the guise of having to meet Dutta, thereby trapping Bala. Himanshu then reveals his true identity: he is the brother of Dibakar, and he had witnessed the murder of his brother at the hands of Bikram and Bala. Himanshu also reveals Nandita's true identity and attempts to kill Bala, but Bikram shows up to rescue Bala, after which Bala kills Himanshu by impaling him. The duo get reunited at last, and Bala asks Bikram for forgiveness. The duo find themselves surrounded by police, spearheaded by Sarkar and Nandita, and decide to make a run for it. After a long chase, Bala and Bikram get cornered by Sarkar and Nandita. Nandita confesses once again to Bikram that she truly loves him and he should surrender, whilst Sarkar also tries to convince Bala to surrender and to begin life anew. But, to their surprise, Bikram and Bala spot a train passing by and start running towards it to catch it. Sarkar and Nandita fire bullets at them, as the film ends with the death of Bikram and Bala and their narrative, saying:

"Khudaa Ke Banday Hain Hum; Hum Gunday The, Gunday Hain, Gunday Rahenge Hum..."

"We Are God's Creations; We Were, We Are, And We'll Always Be Outlaws..."

Cast

Production

Development

In August 2012, Ali Abbas Zafar stated that the film would be titled Gunday and starts in the 1970s with young Bikram and Bala who grow up to be famous goons of Calcutta.[12]

Casting

Ranveer Singh and Arjun Kapoor were given the lead roles of Bikram and Bala, Ali Abbas Zafar revealed.[12] Priyanka Chopra as the lead actress, as she would play the love interest of the male actors and special task force agent in later scenes.[13] Zafar also commented that both the lead actors will be seen as Bengali per the way the film is set, during the birth of Bangladesh.[14] Both Ranveer Singh and Arjun Kapoor debuted with YRF banner, with Band Baaja Baaraat and Ishaqzaade, respectively.[15] The actors had undergone physical training to fit their roles.[16] Actor Irrfan Khan was selected for the role of a Police officer in the film where Khan stated "I will be playing a 'larger than life' character in the film".[17] Later, actor Sushant Singh was hired for a cameo role in the film.[18]

Filming

The film was primarily shot in Mumbai at Yash Raj Studios followed by long schedule in Kolkata.[19] Lead actor Ranveer Singh got hurt a few times while shooting the film, including twice when shooting the song Jashn-E-Ishqa. He was then hurt when he banged heads with another person. Singh was hurt for a third time, this time on a bigger scale, when he injured his foot. There were two days left, so quite a few sequences in the song were shot with a group of people holding Singh's injured foot while he performed his moves.[20] Singh also injured himself while shooting after falling from height; he was rushed to the nearest hospital.[21] During filming in Kolkata, some old native professionals were hired to create the set for the Durga Puja song sequence under the Howrah Bridge to give it a realistic look of the 1980s.[22] Part of the song Jashn-E-Ishqa was shot on the Howrah Bridge, with Ranveer, Arjun, and a gang of bikers. The sequence, as Ranveer said, was "not easy to execute, the team was under a lot of pressure [and] we only had a very specific time slot. We literally blocked all the traffic on Howrah Bridge. There was a lot of stress. But, we lucked out of it."[20] The film unit had been shooting at Khottadih Colliery area, Asansol-Durgapur Police area of Eastern Coalfields Limited. Four people, including three crew members, on their way to the shoot were injured when the Toyota Innova they were travelling in collided head-on with a truck on NH-2 near Bansra in Raniganj Police Station area on 21 September 2013. The truck driver fled but both the vehicles were seized. The production team turned back to Mumbai for the shoot after finishing schedule in Kolkata.[23] Priyanka Chopra had done a Cabaret number named Aslaam-E-Ishqum in the movie.[24][25] Also the song Jiya has been filmed at locations around in Oman as a part of movies last schedule.[26] Bappi Lahiri worked with Yash Raj Films for the first time for this movie.[27] The film was edited by Rameshwar S. Bhagat.

Promotion

Bharat Jain interacting with the cast of Gunday

The teaser trailer of Gunday was released on 21 November 2013, while the theatrical trailer was released on 13 December 2013 via video uploading site YouTube.[28] A trailer was shown with Dhoom 3 on 20 December 2014.[29] The official trailer of the movie inaugurated at the Dubai International Film Festival on 14 December 2013.[30]

The world premier of the film was held in Dubai on 12 February 2014 at the Meydan IMAX with the full cast in attendance.[31] The film released on 14 February in 2800 screens across India; with the Bengali version releasing in 50 or less screens.[32]

The film's promotions also took place in major metros of the country while the biggest being in New Delhi visit to Kirori Mal College in Delhi University which attracted more than 15000+ students, the highest till date for any film promotion. As an alumnus of the college, the director, Ali Abbas Zafar.[33] The cast performed on the songs 'Tune Maari Entriyaan' whereas both Arjun and Ranveer performed on Jashn-e-Ishqa. They also answered the questions about their film asked by celebrity anchor Bharat Jain.[34]

Release and reception

The world premier of the film was held in Dubai on 12 February 2014 at the Meydan IMAX.[31] The film released on 14 February in 2800 screens across India; with the Bengali version releasing in 50 or less screens.[32]

The teaser trailer of Gunday was released on 21 November 2013, while the theatrical trailer was released on 13 December 2013 via video uploading site YouTube.[28] A trailer was shown with Dhoom 3 on 20 December 2013.[29] The official trailer of the movie inaugurated at the Dubai International Film Festival on 14 December 2013.[30]

Pakistan stopped issuing No-Objection Certificates to Indian films in early 2014 pending legislative changes which meant that Gunday was not allowed to be screened there.[35] Despite of performing quite well in box office, the Assamese language film Raag was removed after one week run in the theaters of Assam under allegtions that Yash Raj Films had pressured the removal to make room for Gunday.[36][37] This led to a controversy against Bollywood movies generally trying to suppress regional films.[38]

The narration about the story's background at the beginning of the movie, which says that Bangladesh was created through a war between India and Pakistan, lead to a campaign initiated by Bangladeshis on social media calling for the production house to apologize for its representation of Bangladeshis and redact portions of the film, as well as criticizing the film's historical accuracy about the Bangladesh Liberation War.[39] A week later, Yash Raj Films made an official apology.[40][41]

Critical reception

Taran Adarsh of Bollywood Hungama rated it 3.5/5 and stated, "On the whole, Gunday has a credible story to tell, is packed with unexpected twists that keep you on the edge and offers entertainment in large doses. This racy, gripping masala fare is sure to hit the pot of gold at the box-office!"[42] The Hindustan Times' Anupama Chopra rated the film 3/5 and said "Gunday has an 'angry young man swagger'. Though the story is set in the 1980s, Zafar recreates a classic ’70s vibe with punchy dialogue-baazi, scenes designed to make you applaud and doinng that relentlessly. She stated the film as a "unabashed love letter to the 1970s". She also praised the performances of Ranveer Singh and Arjun Kapoor, the two lead characters.[43] Mohar Basu of Koi Moi gave the movie 3.5/5 stars and noted, "I won’t question the novelty of the attempt because the film was clearly an ode to an extremely inspiring era of crackling work in cinema. But, Ali Abbas Zafar doesn’t match up to the tall promises of giving us a wholesome lip smackingly satisfying commercial film that is not sloppily written. Gunday gets hammy on multiple occasions and in over 2 and half hours of its run time, it fails to swell to the height that was expected of it. It is only Ranveer-Arjun's easy chemistry, a spirited effort of not resorting to remakes and Irrfan Khan's subtle rendering of the astute cop that works for me here." [44] Srijana Mitra Das of Times of India gave the movie 3.5/5 stars saying, "Gunday's fun while it lasts. Bala and Bikram's chemistry is literally fleshed out well - don't miss the cheeky salaam to Salman Khan when their shirts fly off - and you giggle as they're scolded, "Daant mat dikhao!". More depth and more fire would've sharpened this film, but Gunday offers glitter coating a grim tale."[45] Rohit Khilnani from India Today gave the movie 3.5 stars and reported, "It's packed with action, emotions, friendship, drama and some terrific performances."[46] Saibal Chatterjee from NDTV gave the movie 2/5 stars and wrote, "It really is difficult to keep a two-and-a-half-hour film from losing its wheels when its engine room is bereft of the propellant of genuine inspiration. Gunday is like the dusty minefields it is set in. Its loud explosions deliver loads of coal, but no trace of any diamonds."[47]

Box office

According to boxofficeindia.com, the film started off doing well in Northern Central and Eastern India as it was responsible for about 60% of the viewers.[48] The movie had beaten the collections of some of the biggest openers of 2014, with the help of solid collections from East Punjab areas, due to there being a holiday. The movie had collected ₹150 million (US$2.2 million) as per early estimates, along with a large amount of collections coming from multiplexes than single screens.[49] Gunday had a drop in collection gross on day 2, as it was Valentine's Day when the movie was released, collecting about ₹110 million (US$1.6 million).[50] The first weekend it collected about ₹500 million (US$7.4 million) bringing Sunday business at ₹140 million (US$2.1 million).[51] On Monday, boxofficeindia.com stated the movie collected about ₹60 million (US$890,000).[52] The movie gathered up to ₹590 million (US$8.8 million) domestically, with boxofficeindia saying the film had done good to reasonable business in most circuits, while under-performing in Southern and Eastern markets.[53] The first weekend worldwide total gross was around ₹680 million (US$10 million).[54] On the eighth day, the film had a steep drop of 85% and collected ₹20 million (US$300,000).[55] Its two-week box office collections were reported as ₹710 million (US$11 million) nett.[56] End of third week Gunday collected ₹780.42 million (US$12 million) and sets a February record in Box-Office India.[57] Final collection ended at ₹1.20 billion (US$18 million) of movies box office at worldwide run.[58]

Soundtrack

Gunday
Soundtrack album by Sohail Sen
Released 10 January 2014 (2014-01-10)
Recorded 2013
YRF Studios, Saba Studio
Mumbai, India
Genre Feature film soundtrack
Length 42:27
Label
Producer Sohail Sen
Sohail Sen chronology
Ek Tha Tiger
(2012)		 Gunday
(2014)		 Housefull 3
(2016)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Bollywood Hungama
Rediff.com
Hindustan Times

The songs featured in the movie are composed by Sohail Sen, while the lyrics were penned by Irshad Kamil and Sanjay. Julius Packiam composed the background score of the movie.

The song Jashn-E-Ishqa was released on 26 December 2013, followed by the release of the soundtrack and other songs. Jashn-E-Ishqa is the introductory song to Gunday and was formerly named Rang-De-Ishqa.[59] Jashn-E-Ishqa is said to be, as described by Kapoor, "a celebration of love, of brotherhood, the whole film is defined by it. It's the Bikram and Bala's theme".[59]

Original soundtrack

The original version of Gunday's soundtrack was composed by Sohail Sen, while the lyrics were written by Irshad Kamil, except where noted. The original version of the soundtrack was released on 10 January 2014.

Gunday Soundtrack
No. TitleSinger(s) Length
1. "Jashn-E-Ishqa"  Javed Ali, Shadab Faridi 04:21
2. "Tune Maari Entriyaan"  KK, Neeti Mohan, Vishal Dadlani, Bappi Lahiri 05:12
3. "Jiya"  Arijit Singh 04:43
4. "Asalaam-E-Ishqum"  Bappi Lahiri, Neha Bhasin 04:38
5. "Saaiyaan"  Shahid Mallya 04:16
6. "Mann Kunto Maula"  Altamash Faridi, Shadab Faridi 04:45
7. "Gunday"  Sohail Sen, Rap by Kinga Rhymes 02:46
8. "Rhythm of Jashn-E-Ishqa"  Shadab Faridi 02:00
9. "Mann Kunto Maula (Classical)"  Altamash Faridi, Shadab Faridi 05:10
10. "Tune Maari Entriyaan – Bengali Version" (Lyrics : Bappi Lahiri & Gautam Susmit)Bappi Lahiri, Monali Thakur 05:09
Total length:
 42:27

Bengali soundtrack

Gunday (Bengali)
Soundtrack album by Sohail Sen
Released 18 January 2014 (2014-01-18)
Genre Feature film soundtrack
Length 37:26
Language Bengali
Label YRF Music

The Bengali version of Gunday's soundtrack is composed by Sohail Sen, while the lyrics are written by Sanjay, except where noted.[60] This version of the soundtrack released on 18 January 2014.[61] Some singers remain the same for both versions, while others are only in the Bengali version.

Gunday Soundtrack – Bengali
No. TitleSinger(s) Length
1. "Jashn-E-Ishqa – Bengali Version"  Krishna Beura & Altaf Sayyed 04:16
2. "Tune Maari Entriyaan – Bengali Version" (Lyrics : Bappi Lahiri & Gautam Susmit)Bappi Lahiri, Monali Thakur 05:09
3. "Jiya – Bengali Version"  Arnab Chakraborty 04:40
4. "Asalaam-E-Ishqum – Bengali Version"  Bappi Lahiri, Neha Bhasin 04:34
5. "Bolo Na"  Shahid Mallya 04:18
6. "Mann Kunto Maula – Bengali Version"  Javed Ali, Shahid Mallya 04:41
7. "Gunday – Bengali Version"  Rajdeep Chatterjee, Rap By Victor Dey 02:45
8. "Rhythm of Jashn-E-Ishqa – Bengali Version"  Shadab Faridi 01:56
9. "Mann Kunto Maula (Classical) – Bengali Version"  Javed Ali, Shahid Mallya 05:11
Total length:
 37:26

Reception of soundtrack

The Bollywood Hungama gave the album 3.5 stars and noted: "Sohail Sen seems to have finally got his act right. His songs have immense popular appeal, substance and the right blend of melody and contemporary styles."[62]

Joginder Tuteja from Rediff.com gave it 3.5 stars and said: "Composer Sohail Sen does well to fuse it with Western arrangements while ensuring the overall tune is catchy. Even though not all songs are chart-buster material, Gunday offers a lot of variety in its soundtrack."[63]

The Hindustan times rated the album with 3.5 stars and said, "set in the 1970s, the soundtrack of the movie, which features Ranveer Singh, Arjun Kapoor and Priyanka Chopra in the lead roles, boasts of 10 tracks, including a rap, a cabaret number, a classical and a Bengali version of Tune Maari Entriyaan. Gunday has songs for every mood and music lovers couldn't have asked for more."[64]

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