D.R. Suri

D.R. Suri’s name has been buzzing around lately, especially with the big releases of Salaar in 2023 and Bagheera in 2024. If you’re even remotely into films that don’t follow the cookie-cutter formula, then you probably already know Suri’s style isn’t exactly subtle. Salaar dropped like a bomb in the action genre—think high-octane set pieces, gritty characters, and just enough twists to keep you glued to your seat. It’s more than just guns and explosions, though; there’s this underlying current of chaos and power struggles that makes you question who’s actually running the show. Suri’s storytelling doesn’t spoon-feed you, either—he throws you right into the mess and lets you figure it out. Now, Bagheera? That’s a wild ride in a totally different lane. The man doesn’t recycle old tricks. This movie dives headfirst into psychological territory, messing with your head and making you second-guess what’s real. Suri has a knack for building suspense so thick you could cut it with a butter knife. The characters aren’t your standard heroes and villains—everyone’s got a secret, everyone’s a little bit broken. It’s not just about what happens on screen, it’s about the feeling you get when the credits roll—kind of unsettled, kinda wanting to rewatch just to see what you missed. Suri’s movies don’t just end; they stick with you, whether you like it or not.