Varun Dhawan starrer Baby John is receiving a good response by the audiences for Varuns raw avatar. Baby John day one is on the track to be the biggest opener post pandemic for a non- franchise film.

A remake of the Tamil film Theri, Baby John tells the story of a cop who goes into hiding to bring up his daughter in a safe environment. However, he must face his past when her life is threatened. The film also stars Zara Zyanna and Jackie Shroff in key roles.

Varun Dhawan gets his action shot with Baby John. It's obvious that Baby is not to be messed with. The forced meek persona doesn't create the tension for the “hero” moment. Director Kalees doesn't have the finesse that Lokesh Kanagaraj did.

Bollywood star Varun Dhawan is embracing the larger-than-life cinema style of South India with his upcoming Christmas release 'Baby John.'

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Baby John stars Varun Dhawan as DCP Satya Verma and Keerthy Suresh as Meera Verma, Satya's wife, in a titular role. Besides these, the other actors present in the movie are- Wamiqa Gabbi, Jackie Shroff, Rajpal Yadav, Sheeba Chaddha, and Zakir Hussain. Salman Khan did the cameo in the movie, playing the role of Agent Bhai Jaan.

With the release of 'Baby John' on the silver screen, Thalapathy Viajy's fans are anxious to know how they can connect with 'Theri' and what would be the similarities between the two movies.

Those who caught the first day first show of Kalees' action thriller Baby John on Wednesday couldn't help but show excitement for Salman Khan's cameo.

With a colossal budget of Rs. 180 crore, Baby John is shaping up to be one of the year’s most eagerly awaited films. The movie promises a captivating mix of intense action sequences, heartfelt emotional arcs,

Kalees' film Baby John, actor-politician Vijay has wished the film's cast a crew. It is well known that the Hindi film, produced by Vijay's regular collaborator Atlee, is based on actor-director duo's Theri (2016).