Why would Nageshwar help Mahavir? Well, because Nageshwar hates Bhagya’s brother, Balakrishna. But, as mentioned before, when Bhaijaan goes to Hyderabad to talk to Bhagya’s brother regarding their marriage, Mahavir gets in touch with Nageshwar so that he can do his dirty work for him. They don’t meet face-to-face, but Bhaijaan gives a strict warning to Mahavir’s henchman, Tyagi, and it seems like he exits the picture altogether. Is The End of ‘Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan’ About Gentrification?īhaijaan and Mahavir’s enmity is in Delhi. Now, let’s talk about how the film wraps up this nonsensical plot and how the Farhad Samji-Salman Khan remake stands up to Siva and Ajith Kumar’s work in “Veeram.” There’s another villain called Mahavir who wants to take over the locality that Bhaijaan lives in, and he joins hands with Nageshwar to get Bhaijaan killed. Since Bhaijaan is a gangster himself, he takes it upon himself to stop Nageshwar. That said, a gangster named Nageshwar is out to kill Bhagya because he hates her brother, Balakrishna. Since Ishq, Moh, and Love want to marry their girlfriends, Sukoon, Muskaan, and Chahat, respectively, they find out about a girl named Bhagya (who is 20 years younger than Bhaijaan) in the hopes that the similarity in the names is going to woo Bhaijaan. He chooses to stay unmarried because a relationship with a girl called Bhagya didn’t materialize into something more. “Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan” narratively follows Bhaijaan and his three adopted brothers, funnily named Ishq, Moh, and Love.

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