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Brothers
David and Monty, estranged half-brothers, train in mixed martial arts to earn a livelihood. However, things change when the two are forced to compete against each other in the final tournament.
6.4
155 min
Release
2015-08-14
Cast
Akshay Kumar
as David Fernandez
Sidharth Malhotra
as Monty Fernandez
Jackie Shroff
as Garson Fernandes
Jacqueline Fernandez
as Jenny
Shefali Shah
as Maria Fernandes
Kareena Kapoor Khan
as Mary
Ashutosh Rana
as Paasha
Kiran Kumar
as Peter Briganza
Daniel Bernhardt
as Max Potter
Kavi Shastri
as Commentator
Meghan Jadhav
as Teenage David
Raj Zutshi
as Baaz Rawat
Kulbhushan Kharbanda
as Principal Shobhit Desai
Ashok Lokhande
as Monty's Coach
Harssh A. Singh
as Santosh Desai
Conan Stevens
as Luca
Shad Gaspard
as Ronnie Cross
Naisha Khanna
as Poopoo
Ramneeka Dhillon Lobo
as Suzan
Ron Smoorenburg
as Hammer
Zachary Coffin
as Fight Medic
Ramakant Dayma
as TyagiVlad Rimburg
as R2F RefereeArsh Gyani
as Young DavidDarsheel Kumar
as Young MontyMeghan Jadhav
as Middle DavidPrateik Bhanushali
as Middle MontyZubin Vicky Driver
as Swami
Prakash Chandra
as AnnouncerFarhan Gufran Siddiqui
as FighterAbbas Hayder
as SulemanHoney Sharma
as MustafaArvind Parab
as Old Man with MicNishit Harsad Broker
as ChandranBurjor Patel
as Uncle SamDorothy
as Mrs. SamSukanya Dhanda
as Desai's WifeShilpa Gandhi
as Poopoo's DoctorGaurav Bakshi
as Sports MinisterAvdhesh Kumar
as Constable BhosleLakhan Pal Singh
as Referee 1Chan Griffin
as Tenzin YamaEric Brown
as Lucas TV Opponent 2Mike Lehr
as Lucas TV Opponent 1Hemant Aangrish
as GamaGowhar Khan
as Khalid Nadirankush
as Rana Singh HoodaShaqib Shaikh
as Video UploaderYash Shah
as Cont RowdyAradhana Uppal
as Female Reporter 1Prachi Sehgal
as Female Reporter 2Sanjay Anand
as Male Reporter 1Rajiv Bharadwaj
as Male Reporter 2Sameer Deshpande
as Male Reporter 3Director
REVIEWS
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It nails the heart, but everything else about <em>'Brothers'</em> is yawnful. The film manages to make you care for Akshay Kumar's character David, as well as for Sidharth Malhotra's Monty but it's skewed heavily towards Kumar. Away from them though, it's poorly crafted storytelling in regards to the sporting and siblings/father parts of the plot. It also goes on for too long, my version of the film - via Colors Cineplex - only ran for around two hours... I'm not sure where the apparent extra thirty or so minutes went, though I'm kinda glad as that extra portion would probably put my rating much lower. At least the music is nice. There are many better Hindi sport dramas out there.
