In Baby John, Atlee (who serves as producer along with his wife, Priya Atlee) infuses his narrative with steroids. The Hindi remake is bigger and louder, but not necessarily better.

Varun Dhawan and Jackie Shroff star in 'Baby John,' Kalees' Hindi remake of Atlee's 2016 Tamil actioner 'Theri,' about a cop who goes undercover.

Atlee isn’t the director of Baby John, but the film has his imprint. He’s producer; the director, Kalees, is a former assistant; and it’s a Hindi remake of Atlee’s Tamil film Theri (2016 ...

Released on December 25, 2024, Baby John is a Hindi-language action thriller directed by Kalees, serving as a remake of Atlee's 2016 Tamil blockbuster Theri. Starring Varun Dhawan in the titular ...

Watch the Song Godh Bharai from hindi movie Godh Bharai starring Varun Dhawan, Keerthy Suresh, Wamiqa Gabbi and Jackie Shroff. Baby John Song Godh Bharai is sung by Saindhavi. Godh Bharaiic of the ...

Baby John, featuring Varun Dhawan, has struggled at the box office since its Christmas release, facing stiff competition from the Malayalam film Marco ...

The Varun Dhawan starrer action flick Baby John marks the Hindi adaptation of the Atlee directorial 2016 film Theri, which starred Thalapathy Vijay in the lead role. This was both an advantage and ...

Hindi-language action thriller stars Varun Dhawan as a police officer who fakes his own death to protect his daughter and evade the wrath of a powerful enemy.

Baby John, an almost scene-by-scene remake of Atlee’s Theri , desperately tries to give Varun Dhawan a mass makeover. The Southern style is strong with this one as the actor puts on his shades ...

Bollywood star Varun Dhawan is embracing the larger-than-life cinema style of South India with his upcoming Christmas release 'Baby John.' ...

Despite being released 20 days after Pushpa 2: The Rule, Varun Dhawan-starrer Baby John failed to churn out big on its opening day. On the Christmas Day holiday, even the dubbed Hindi version of ...

Sumit Arora (The Family Man) is on dialogue duty, but Baby John never sounds like a natural Hindi film, even when the references are Hindi cinema (a scene from Deewaar is reenacted).