When Singham first released in 2011, starring Ajay Devgan in the role of a policeman, fans were not surprised. After all, he had seen the actor wearing khaki uniform many times in films like Gangaajal and Insaan. So what was so different this time?

This policeman, Bajirao Singham, was honest, fair, courageous and even had the courage to stand up for himself. Most importantly, he needed one, only one, deadly weapon to combat the goons. gun? No, his belt. That’s it. So, why did Singham need the entire police universe to save his wife, who was kidnapped The villain Zubair Hafeez, played by Arjun Kapoor,

Director Rohit Shetty turned Singham Again into a masterpiece. He cleverly used the film as a platform to launch other cops from his cop-verse – Deepika Padukone as Shakti Shetty and Tiger Shroff as ACP Satya. Oh, and don’t forget, there’s Salman Khan’s Chulbul Pandey who will now be a part of Rohit Shetty’s cop world too.

Singham Again plays on a series of cameos that pop up occasionally during the course of the film. It would not be completely wrong to give him credit for taking the bigger story forward. It begins with Lady Singham (Deepika Padukone) showcasing her courage, which is designed as a mix of Devgn’s Singham and Ranveer Singh’s Simmba. Next comes Tiger Shroff, who balances the first part with his butter-smooth action sequences. Singham arrives only when all the action is over and there is very little left for him to do.

Now the second part. In less than half an hour, Welcome to the frame of Ranveer Singh’s Simmba With his usual ‘Aaya Police’ entry and jokes. only when Dishoom Dishoom Is it over, does Bajirao Singham enter? Akshay Kumar as Suryavanshi is the last one to enter. The climax is a police overdose and involves all the stars of the police-verse together.

These cameo roles create a crossover effect that increases fan engagement and takes advantage of each actor’s specific fan base, making the film an event-like experience for audiences; How Hollywood’s Marvel Cinematic Universe Works.

The impact of these cameos is also commercial. This strategy could potentially lead to higher turnouts at the box office as fans of each star – whether Ajay Devgan, Salman Khan, or Akshay Kumar – are attracted to the film with the promise of seeing their favorite heroes along the way.

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But Singham Again is not entirely Ajay’s film. In fact, there is hardly any action sequence where a new line of police doesn’t come in to save the situation. It is almost as if the actor is now ready to hand over all the heavy responsibilities to the younger generation of police officers.

If Singham Again had been released as only Ajay Devgan’s film, wouldn’t it have been successful? If not, does it mean that the film’s popularity is entirely attributable to the cameo? Is multi-cameo going to become Rohit Shetty’s new staple or was he just experimenting with it in this film? Looks like we’ll have to wait a while for all the answers.

But one thing is certain – there is a feeling of unity that has now prevailed in the police world of Bollywood. So does this mean that Mission Chulbul will follow Singham Shetty’s cameo style sheet? only time will tell.

Singham Again is currently running in theatres.