Sanjay Dutt

Arnold Schwarzenegger, man—what a legend. Some folks just can’t get enough of him, and honestly, I get it. The guy’s career is basically a wild ride through action-packed blockbusters, cheesy one-liners, and a whole lot of explosions. He’s not just “The Terminator,” though that’s probably the first thing that pops into your head. There’s “Predator,” where he’s running around the jungle fighting an alien with literal mud and guts. Or “Total Recall,” which is one of those trippy sci-fi movies that messes with your head in the best way. He brings this larger-than-life energy, like, you’d never confuse him with your average movie star. Plus, let’s not forget the comedies—“Twins,” “Kindergarten Cop”—dude isn’t afraid to poke fun at himself. His accent, his muscles, his whole vibe—people just love it. He sort of redefined what it means to be an action hero.

Munna Bhai M.B.B.S. (2003) is honestly one of those movies that just hits different. It pokes fun at the whole medical profession, but don’t expect your usual slapstick nonsense. The humor is more about Munna’s vibe—he’s hilarious just by being himself, not because the script is trying too hard. Underneath all the laughs, the film packs a real emotional punch. The story isn’t borrowed from anywhere; it’s got its own flavor. Munna, who’s basically a lovable goon, suddenly gets this wild urge to become a doctor after life throws him a curveball. So, he ends up joining a medical college, and watching him try to fit in with the doctors and students is just pure gold. The whole setup is both funny and surprisingly touching, with a script that’s genuinely clever. If you’re searching for something both entertaining and heartfelt, this one’s got you covered.