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Born, in 1969, in a small village near India’s border with Nepal, this versatile actor had started his career with a television serial that was aired on Doordarshan. He did small roles for a few years until 1999 when he was finally rewarded with an award for the best actor in an action-thriller in which he played an underworld don. He has also won a national award. This versatile actor can play almost any role but, he has portrayed more dark characters. Before he took up acting as a career, he was a teacher. He prefers doing unconventional roles. More recently, he was seen in a film on gang warfare. Can you guess who he is? The post Who is this actor? appeared first on Bollywood Celebden.

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Director: Petchtai Wongkamlao. Review: Chris Sawin. A man known as Uncle Wang (Petchtai Wongkamlao) runs a movie store and lives with his niece Jakkalan (JeeJa Yanin) who he's raised on his own since she was a child. Jakkalan works as a bicycle delivery runner and is extremely independent, but things become a little complicated when she's hired to smuggle drugs for a local gangster and gets in between an ongoing war between two of the town's most ridiculous druglords. "This Girl is Badass" begins with JeeJa Yanin doing some pretty unbelievable maneuvers on a bicycle (stuff that is logically impossible) while combining it with some tactics that are a bit more grounded. Once you're past that and try to choke down the generic blend of rock music blaring in the background - that you'll have to tolerate over and over again for the next hour and forty minutes - things literally take a flying leap into the toilet. The humor is seriously so bathroom related and so childish that it seems like a fifth grader wrote the screenplay. There's a vagina joke less than 3 minutes in, you see midgets training at a gym for no reason where the trainer tells them to make sure they "take a dump after each meal," there's the drug boss with the high pitched voice, another midget who runs a food cart who's crazy with drug withdrawals, period jokes, pimples, facial foot massages, and side stories revolving around love for ugly people. More of the film is devoted to this stupid humor rather than the asskicking by a girl the title promised.

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