Bloody Daddy Twitter Review: Shahid Kapoor's Acting Shines In Action-Filled Film

The Shahid Kapoor starrer film Bloody Daddy was released on Jun 9, and netizens flooded social media with their thoughts on the Abbas Ali-directed film.

The movie has created a buzz in the public as Kapoor starred in his second OTT feature after his super hit series Farzi.

The movie is a treat with action and comedy as its primary offering. Bloody Daddy is an adaption of the 2011 French film Sleepless Night.

This film has a talented star cast with actors Shahid Kapoor, Diana Penty, Rajeev Khandelwal, Sanjay Kapoor, and Ronit Roy starring.

Bloody Daddy is a crime drama, where Shahid Kapoor plays the role of a father and also a Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) officer whose life is turned upside down due to a fight with a drug lord. The story revolves around the blood the NCB officer sheds to safeguard his son, as the title suggests.

After the film was released, fans took to Twitter and started giving their opinions and reviews about the film.

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Bloody Daddy Twitter Review

The film has got mostly positive reactions, with its acting, storyline, and cast being praised, with Shahid Kapoor's acting in particular getting acclaim.

One netizen wrote that the film had "outstandingly choreographed action sequences" and had a great background score and VFX. They added that lead actor Shahid Kapoor gave a solid performance and also praised Sanjay Kapoor and Ronit Roy's acting.

Another netizen applauded the film and gave it a 4 out of 5 stars. The fan said Kapoor was the "soul" of the action-filled thriller film. The user ended their review by saying it was an enjoyable watch.

While most of the netizens said they found the film enjoyable and great, there were some critics who found that the film struggled to find its footing.

A user wrote that Bloody Daddy didn't have the smooth action scenes that people love in the John Wick films, and the humour did not work.