Power 2016
In Rajiv Kumar's high-octane drama *Power (2016)*, Jeet steps into the shoes of a sharp-witted police officer whose life takes a wild turn when fate places him in the crosshairs of a dangerous conspiracy.
Director: Rajiv Kumar
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Power (2016) about?
*Power (2016)* follows a charismatic police officer whose life spirals into chaos when he becomes the accidental doppelgänger of a notorious criminal. Trapped between duty and destiny, he must navigate a world of deception, violence, and absurd humor to reclaim his identity.
Who directed Power?
Power was directed by Rajiv Kumar, a filmmaker known for blending high-energy action with sharp comedic timing.
Who stars in Power?
The film stars Jeet in the lead role, supported by Nusrat Jahan, Sayantika Banerjee, Manasi Sinha, and Kharaj Mukherjee in pivotal supporting roles.
Is Power (2016) worth watching?
Packed with explosive action, witty dialogue, and a standout performance by Jeet, *Power (2016)* delivers exactly what fans of action-comedy films are looking for. While it isn't without its contrivances, the sheer energy and chemistry between the cast make it a satisfying ride.
How long is Power?
Power has a runtime of 140 minutes, giving audiences plenty of time to enjoy its rapid-fire action and humor.
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About Power (2016) — Inside the Action-Packed Double Life of Jeet
In Rajiv Kumar's high-octane drama *Power (2016)*, Jeet steps into the shoes of a sharp-witted police officer whose life takes a wild turn when fate places him in the crosshairs of a dangerous conspiracy. Blending razor-sharp action with rib-tickling comedy, the film follows a double life gone hilariously—and perilously—off-script as the protagonist races to uncover the truth behind his uncanny resemblance to a wanted criminal. With every punchline and chase sequence crackling with energy, the movie delivers a rollercoaster of emotions, from heart-pounding thrills to laugh-out-loud moments.
Nusrat Jahan and Sayantika Banerjee shine as the dynamic women who add depth and spice to the chaos, while Kharaj Mukherjee and Supriyo Dutta round out an ensemble cast that keeps the story grounded and engaging. Tackling themes of identity, justice, and chance, *Power (2016)* isn't just another action comedy—it's a cinematic powerhouse that keeps audiences glued to the edge of their seats.