Vicky Bhatia

Vicky Bhatia’s filmography is pretty wild, honestly. The guy’s been involved in some absolute bangers—take Andhadhun, for one. That movie? Total rollercoaster. It messes with your head in the best way possible, flipping between dark comedy and edge-of-your-seat thriller, all wrapped around a blind pianist who may or may not have witnessed a murder. One minute you’re giggling at the awkwardness, next your jaw’s on the floor. It’s sharp, it’s clever, and—real talk—it doesn’t spoon-feed you, which is kinda rare these days. Then there’s Gabbar Is Back. This one’s got that classic larger-than-life Bollywood vibe: action, drama, the whole nine yards. It’s all about a vigilante who’s not afraid to shake up the corrupt system, and the action sequences? Over the top in the best way. Plus, the whole social justice angle gives it a bit of bite. You’re rooting for Gabbar, even though he’s technically breaking the law. Guess that’s the charm. Sherni, though—that’s a different beast. It’s subtle, grounded, and way more introspective. The story digs into the life of a forest officer dealing with bureaucracy and politics while tracking a man-eating tigress. Not your typical masala flick, but it sticks with you. There’s this underlying tension throughout, and it really makes you think about humanity’s messy relationship with nature. So yeah, whether you’re itching for suspense, action, or something more thoughtful, Vicky Bhatia’s name on a project usually means you’re in for a ride.