Batla House Movie Trailer, Review, Box Office Collection | John Abraham

February 10, 2024 Cineglory

The trailer of John Abraham’s much-awaited film Batla House which is based on the controversial encounter of Indian Mujahideen in the year 2008 that took place at Jamia Nagar’s Batla House in Delhi.

The movie is directed by Nikkhil Advani, the story of film is about the raid at a flat in Batla House and gunning two alleged terrorists (Atif Ameen and Mohammad Sajid and two others – Mohammad Saif and Zeeshan – were arrested) by Delhi Police. In the trailer, John Abraham is solid as DCP Sanjeev Kumar Yadav. Mrunal Thakur plays the role of John’s wife in the film.

Batla House is slated to release on Independence Day this year and will lock horns at the box office with Prabhas and Shraddha Kapoor’s Saaho and Akshay Kumar’s Mission Mangal.

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Batla House Movie Cast & Crew

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- T-Series Super Cassettes Industries Ltd.
- Emmay Entertainment Pvt. Ltd
- JA Entertainment Pvt. Ltd.
- Bake My Cake Film Production
Status
- Completed
Release Date
- 15 August, 2019
Genre
- Action
- Crime
- Drama
- Thriller
Producer
- Bhushan Kumar
- Monisha Advani
- Krishan Kumar
- John Abraham
- Madhu Bhojwani
- Sandeep Leyzell
- Divya Khosla Kumar
Star Cast
- John Abraham … DCP Sanjeev Kumar Yadav
- Mrunal Thakur … Sanjeev’s wife
- Ravi Kishan … KK
- Manish Choudhary … Commissioner Jaivir
- Nora Fatehi …
- Rajesh Sharma …
Writer
- Ritesh Shah
Publicity PRO
- Hype
Censor Details:
- Censor Dates
  - Not Available.
- Censor Certificate No
  - Not Available.
- Runtime
  - Not Available.
- Certification
  - Not Available.
- Reels
  - Not Available.
- Length in metres
  - Not Available.

Batla House Movie Review

Bollywood’s quest for real life drama knocks at the door of Batla House. The film finds its protagonist in ACP Sanjeev Kumar Yadav (John Abraham) a real life key figure in the Delhi Police’s special cell. Very clearly, the film is a John Abraham star vehicle. Yet, the only reason the actor towers over the movie, Thanos-like, is because the film lacks a memorable supporting cast… Read Full review