Bhaiyya Ji, the latest crime thriller featuring Manoj Bajpayee, premiered in theaters on May 24, 2024. The film has garnered widespread acclaim for Bajpayee’s stellar performance, particularly at the age of 55. Marking a significant milestone, this film is Bajpayee’s 100th, and he takes on the role of a single-screen hero. Celebrating this achievement, the streaming platform has announced that Bhaiyya Ji will soon be available for digital streaming.
Directed by Apoorv Singh Karki, the film revolves around a criminal, popularly known as Bhaiyya Ji. In a dramatic turn, his brother was killed in a minor argument with the son of a powerful leader. The movie promises a gripping tale of vengeance, skillfully blending action and emotion. It casts Manoj Bajpayee, Amrit Sachan, Bhageerathi Bai Kadam, Zoya Hussain, Jatin Goswami, and others in pivotal roles.
When will Bhaiyya Ji be released and where to watch it online?
For those unaware, Bhaiyya Ji is presented by the makers of Manoj Bajpayee’s previous blockbuster, Sirf Ek Bandaa Hi Kaafi Hai. Recently, the streaming platform Zee5 took to Instagram to celebrate 1 billion watch minutes of Bajpayee’s last venture. The announcement hinted that Bhaiyya Ji will premiere on Zee5 on Friday, July 26. This further excites OTT enthusiasts who will enjoy this crime thriller from the comfort of their homes.
In an interview with Pinkvilla, Manoj Bajpayee shared how he learned about his 100th film milestone. He said, “He [Karki] told me one day, ‘Sir do you know that you have completed 100 films’ and I was completely surprised.” He further mentioned that his team insisted on promoting Bhaiyya Ji as “Manoj Bajpayee’s 100th film.” Expressing his excitement, he called this milestone a miracle. “When I look back at the time when I first came to Mumbai, I never thought I’d even be able to do 10 films, but now see – I am 100 films down,” he added.
As anticipation for the OTT release of Bhaiyya Ji builds, it will be intriguing to see how the audience reacts to this milestone film when it arrives on small screens.
