: Critics like those at Roger Ebert praised the film as an "unqualified success" for its top-notch action, catchy songs, and Irrfan Khan’s standout performance . Variety highlighted the film’s "obvious affection" for classic 80s macho cinema and its impressive production design .
As secrets are revealed—including Nandita's true identity and motives—Bikram and Bala find themselves betrayed and pursued by the system they spent their lives fighting. In the film's climax, the two "Gunday" (goons) choose their friendship and freedom over surrender, making a final, defiant run for a moving train while being shot at by the police, leaving their ultimate fate ambiguous. more movies featuring Ranveer Singh or Arjun Kapoor? Gunday Filmyzilla