FILM · 2018 · INDIA
Baaghi 2
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- #001
The chase sequence between Tiger Shroff and Pratiek Babbar was inspired by the chase sequence between Sunny Deol and Shahrukh Khan in Yash Chopra's Darr (1993), one of the most iconic chase scenes in Indian cinema. The chase in this film is very similar, an attempt to create a similar background and a similar chase sequence.
- #002
In the action scene where two helicopters fly close to each other, Tiger Shroff performed the stunt himself without a double.
- #003
The choreography of the recreated version of the film's song was done by Ganesh Acharya, who had danced in the background behind Madhuri Dixit in the original Ek Do Teen song in Tezaab (1988).
- #004
The film broke the 2015 record of Tanu Weds Manu Returns at the global box office.
- #005
Jacqueline Fernandez managed to match the dance steps in the Ek Do Teen song. However, the song is an all-time classic that made Madhuri Dixit a star, and the recreated version did not please Madhuri Dixit's fans much.
- #006
The prison scene between Tiger Shroff and Randeep Hooda was inspired by Ghayal (1990), by the scene between Sunny Deol and Deep Dhillon.
- #007
It is a remake of the Telugu film Kshanam.
- #008
The film had record-breaking advance bookings in many regions.
- #009
Baaghi 2 is Tiger Shroff's first sequel to date.
- #010
Baaghi 3 had already been announced before this installment's premiere.
- #011
The film deals with the psychological elements of a woman's mistaken interpretation that her daughter is missing. Similar elements would also appear in Missing, which was released the same year and also starred Manoj Bajpai.
- #012
The film includes a torture scene in which Tiger Shroff's character is interrogated completely naked. During the shoot, Shroff's groin was not naked, but his buttocks really were.
- #013
Tiger worked for the first time with Manoj Bajpai, Randeep Hooda and Prateik.
- #014
Disha Patani and Tiger Shroff had previously appeared together in the Befikra song in 2016.
- #015
It is the official remake of the Telugu film Kshanam (2016).
- #016
In Pratiek Babbar's comeback film, he plays a negative character for the first time.
- #017
The film was released on 30 March 2018. The first part of the film had been released on 29 April 2016, exactly 23 months before the sequel.
- #018
The film draws heavily on the Hollywood action film Commando (1985), starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. The film also shows the protagonist overcoming the obstacles in front of the villains to save his only daughter.
- #019
The film copies a number of elements from Rambo: First Blood Part 2, including the helicopter fight scene.
- #020
Tiger Shroff is also seen alongside Shraddha Kapoor in Baaghi 3.
- #021
The film was released in cinemas in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada.
- #022
The director and writers of Kshanam (2016), the source material for the film, are credited in the end title sequence, but they appear only after the media consultant and the visual promotions in the credits. Sajid Nadiadwala, by contrast, is credited at the start of the end title sequence for the story adaptation.
- #023
Tiger Shroff and his Baaghi 2 heroine Disha Patani began rehearsals for the Sajid Nadiadwala production last week. The film, which also features a song as one of its opening sequences, will be released in August.
- #024
Jacqueline Fernandez was criticised on social media for ruining the classic with her dance number Ek Do Teen. However, Salman Khan and Anil Kapoor (the lead actor of "Tezaab" 1988) supported her for taking the initiative to dance on a classic.
- #025
Jacqueline Fernandez made a special appearance in the film.
- #026
Tiger Shroff and Disha Patani are also a couple in real life.
- #027
Tiger Shroff and Disha Patani had appeared in the "Befikra" music video in 2016.
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