Vidyut Jammwal and Arjun Rampal‘s sports action, Crakk, hit theatres today and failed to impress fans. The movie clashed with the release of Yami Gautam’s Article 370.
Aditya Datt co-wrote and directed the movie alongside Vidyut Jammwal’s Action Hero Films as producer. It also stars Nora Fatehi and Amy Jackson, among others. Crakk was billed as the first-ever extreme sports action film in India.
The movie revolves around a slum dweller in Mumbai who participates in an underground survival sports competition. He decides to do so to unravel the truth about his lost brother. It had its theatrical release on February 23, 2024.
Check out the trailer for the movie:
Crakk Review: Fans hail Arjun Rampal’s performance
While Crakk was a highly-anticipated movie, it seemingly left the audience unimpressed. They took to X (formerly Twitter) to share their review of the movie. However, fans could not get enough of Arjun Rampal’s performance.
One user praised Arjun Rampal and wrote, “@rampalarjun – Loved your performance in Crakk. The way you carried the character of Dev was simply amazing. #ArjunRampal #Crakk #CrakkReview”
Although, there were fans who loved the concept of the movie. However, they still recommended others to wait for its OTT release instead of spending money for a theatrical experience. One user wrote, “Finished watching #Crakk Few things I would like to highlight 1. Action Faadu, lajawab. 2. The emotional breakdown of Sid when he gets to know bout his bro @VidyutJammwal bowing down sir. 3. Cinematography, BAAP level #CrakkReview #VidyutJammwal”
Some fans were very direct with their disliking towards Crakk. One of the users even wrote, “#CrakkReview: A Rollercoaster of Absurdity and Action #Crakk #VidyutJammwal #ArjunRampal”
Crakk is expected to earn $482K for its opening day box office collection. As per reports, it had an overall occupancy of 20.58% for Hindi on its first day. The statistics for its morning shows were 11.78%, followed by 20.82% for afternoon shows and 29.13% for evening shows.
Watch Crakk in theatres now.
