Toofan is often inane and predictable with Ali going on to win boxing match after boxing match, and eventually catching the eye and the heart of Ananya. When she learns that he had been in a brawl, she throws him out. Years later, Ananya (Mrunal Thakur), who has grown up to be a doctor serving in a charity hospital meant for the poor and the needy, has a dramatic encounter with Ali when he walks in with a wound on his head. But Prabhu’s mind has been hardened to such an extent that he even refuses to order Chinese food from a Muslim joint! He doggedly assumes that all Muslims are terrorists, despite his close drinking buddy, Vinay (Mohan Agashe), emphasising time and again that this can never be true. Prabhu’s animosity towards the community stems from the death of his young wife in a terror attack that leaves his young daughter Ananya unscathed.
He goes to Prabhu, who is initially reluctant to train Ali, also because he is a Muslim from Dongri. In an early scene, master coach Nana Prabhu (Paresh Rawal) tells Aziz Ali - a man with phenomenal energy and extraordinary speed but abysmally lacking in technique - that he must treat the ring as his home.Īli (Akhtar) is a gangster from the Mumbai suburb of Dongri who specialises in extortion and loan collection often through violent means, but in a curious case of turnabout feels that boxing may help him to be a mightier thug. While his 2013 Bhaag Milkha Bhaag had Farhan Akhtar playing the renowned Olympics runner, the director’s Toofan steps into the boxing ring. Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra gets into the sports arena for the second time with his latest Amazon Prime Toofan. Toofan Director: Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra Cast: Farhan Akhtar, Mrunal Thakur, Paresh Rawal, Mohan Agashe, Supriya Pathak Kapoor
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Toofan Movie Review: Farhan Akhtar is Exceptional As Boxer Aziz Ali But The Film is Not
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