Arjun Kapoor reviews the team of Tabu, Kareena and Kriti Sanon: “Worth taking off”

Mumbai: The Crew, which released in theaters on Friday, has a strong voice cast from Arjun Kapoor. In an Instagram Story, Arjun Kapoor started the note with these words, “A flight worth taking… So proud of Rhea Kapoor for blowing it out of the park! Love that Ekta Kapoor and Rhea have formed a partnership Which caters to the mainstream.” The audience didn’t apologise…” About the film’s director Rajesh A Krishnan, Arjun said, “As a director, Rajesh handles a heist comedy with subtle but reaffirming assurance, I am doing amazing job with performance and comedy sir.

Arjun Kapoor praised the film’s lead actors Tabu, Kareena Kapoor and Kriti Sanon and wrote, “Tabu is a talented actress who always knows what to do, even when she’s not saying anything.” You say everything… Kareena Kapoor is you.” You have played on this with the front foot… Content and you both have ruined it! Kriti Sanon for standing ‘really’ tall and looking great too… congratulations to you.”

The actor also praised Diljit Dosanjh and Kapil Sharma, who have special roles in the film. Arjun wrote. “Diljit Dosanjh you burst out on screen. Full of presence and charm… Kapil Sharma is commendable for adding his presence to such a different and unique role.” Arjun also praised his uncle Anil Kapoor, co-producer of the film, and wrote, “What an amazing actor, producer and proud father Anil Kapoor… The journey continues with more films to make and stories to tell… “

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Crew, directed by Rajesh A Krishnan, stars Tabu, Kareena Kapoor, Kriti Sanon in the lead roles along with Diljit Dosanjh and Kapil Sharma (in a cameo role). This film was released in theaters on March 29 and is already making waves at the box office.

Film critic Saibal Chatterjee wrote of the performance, “First of all the positives. Yes, there are some, not least of whom is Kareena Kapoor, who turns back the clock a bit and keeps her hair down without a care in the world. She nails it. Tabu also rises above the noise, despite being stuck with a very sketchy character who has to carry most of the weight of the film on her shoulders.”