Ayushmann Khuraana’s ‘Nautanki Saala’,Vidyut Jamwal’s Commando hit screens today

Directed by Rohan Sippy,Nautanki Saala also has Pooja Salvi and Evelyn Sharma playing the female leads.

Going by the promos,Nautanki Saala is likely to be a crowd puller despite being released in the second week of the ongoing IPL 6.

The comedy directed by Rohan Sippy is the story of Ram Parmar played by Ayushmann and Mandar Lele (Kunaal) and their true friendship.

The movie has been made on a very low budget but Rohan Sippy is confident that the people wont be able to sense it.

Nautanki Saala releases with an action-packed movie Commando starring Vidyut Jamwal and Pooja Chopra in the lead.

Commando is the first solo by the 34-year-old actor. Vidyut had played the role of a dreaded gangster ‘Vishnu’ in john Abraham starrer Force,which earned him the Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut.

Commando directed by Dilip Ghosh has been produced by Vipul Shah,who already has plans to produce the sequel of his high-octane action film.

Vidyut,who sports a six pack ab in the movie,is very confident about the movie and says he is not worried about it releasing with IPL.

Vidyut Jamwal has also done some daredevil stunts in Commando and says he wants to be typecast as an action hero.

“I am born to do action. I can’t see myself doing anything else. It is not a good thing to say but I want to be typecast as an action hero. I don’t want to do a movie that has no action,” Jamwal told PTI.

Commando is the story of an Indian Army officer,who during a training session gets inside Chinese Border by mistake. The film chronicles his struggle to get back.

Vidyut Jamwal,who plays the role of Captain Karanvir Dogra in the film,says his army background helped him in portraying his character in the movie.

Hollywood’s ace action choreographer Franz Spilhaus along with Jamwal has directed the stunts for the high octane action film. Jamwal also runs a stunts group called ‘Vidyut Jamwal stunts’ where he trains 12 boys from the slums of Mumbai.

Keep watching this space for more updates and a review of both the movies by our critic Shubhra Gupta soon. (With PTI inputs)