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Special 26 Movie Review: Critics Rating: 3.5 stars, click to give your rating/review,The film grips, excites and climaxes too! And no, you can’t fake this one! Catch it for pure cinemat

Special 26 is the best Hindi film I’ve seen this year. Inspired by a real-life heist in 1987, writer-director Neeraj Pandey constructs an elaborate cat-and-mouse chase...

Special 26 has a visual swiftness and a deceiving simplicity, the movie revolves around fake CBI based concept which is perfectly executed and what make...

After delivering the path-breaking ‘A Wednesday’ in 2008, director Neeraj Pandey is back after a long hiatus with ‘Special 26’, a movie based on notorious true-life incidents. Akshay Kumar dons a role which is totally a volte face compared to his customar

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Special 26 is an intelligently scripted, superbly acted, enthralling and believable heist film that is more than just that.

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Special 26 is a gripping pop thriller set against a pertinent issue, just as A Wednesday was.

In the early 1980s in India, a group of con artists rob well-known businessmen and politicians by posing as officers of the Central Bureau of Intelligence or income tax officials. The gang stages fake raids during which they steal great amounts of money from their targets.

Special 26 Review: What’s Good: Some dialogues; the jokes; the climax. What’s Bad: Kajal’s unnecessary role/romance angle; the songs; a few unexplained bits.

After a befitting statement with a realization that echoed the irony, anger, helplessness of the common man with a chorus in ‘A Wednesday’ Neeraj Pandey is back and the best part is he is ‘unconned’ by the demands of his previous success and delivers and excellent account of the 1980’s heist by fake CBI and Income tax officers on politicians and businessmen that makes you feel genuinely good for After a befitting statement with a realization that echoed the irony, anger, helplessness of the common man with a chorus in ‘A Wednesday’ Neeraj Pandey is back and the best part is he is ‘unconned’ by the demands of his previous success and delivers and excellent account of the 1980’s heist by fake CBI and Income tax officers on politicians and businessmen that makes you feel genuinely good for