‘Chav’ tobbad ‘: Search for the most captivating and dramatic climax of Indian cinema. – The Times of India

“Plots can be simple or complex, but suspense and climatic progresses from one event to another are necessary.”
– HP Lavakraft
This is a story work based on story or reality, if the climax fails, the film falls to the ground. In contrast, a well -executed climax can leave an indelible mark on the audience. So, today let’s talk about Indian cinematic gems with climax that are unexpected, thought-enacted, and you are known to feel a cold under your spine.

‘Chhawa’ (2025) – A story of an unknown hero and a story of his valor and sacrifice

Directed by Laxman Utekar, ‘Chhawa’ is a historical drama brought for the big screen the life of Chhatrapati Sambhaji MaharajThe son of mythological Maratha king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Vicky Kaushal gave a compelling demonstration as Sambhaji. His depiction of the strength and flexibility of Maratha warriors is beyond words.
Both the climax of the film have been charged harshly and emotionally. Climax shown Sambhaji The Mughal forces are being occupied and are subject to brutal torture. Emperor Aurangzeb, played by Akshaye Khanna, took personal interest in grilling Chetrapati. He wanted to break the man out from inside but despite painful pain, Sambhaji refused to cheat or convert his principles into Islam. With unwavering bravery and commitment to his people running through his veins, he did not kneel.
The climax is widely praised for its emotional depth and historical accuracy, which contributed significantly to the success of the film’s box office.
The climax not only gave the story to the last champion, but how the whole idea was carried out. Skin peeling, pulling the nails, everything appeared real. The National Award winning makeup and prosthetic artist Pritishil Singh D’Souza was the one who ensured that every wound of Vicky’s character appeared as real as possible.
“I discussed a lot with Laxman Utekar Ji. He was clear that he wanted to be true about how Sambhaji Maharaj was tortured, as described in the book. He also wanted to maintain that authenticity in the film, ”Pritishil Singh D’Souza said in an interview with ATIMS.
“When you make films that have such a strong impact on the audience, you want to make sure that your work remains authentic. And salute Vicky – This change took a four and a half hour makeup. We had to change a full body, work on her chest, back, legs and weapons. The sequences of salt pouring on their wounds were gradually made, and no VFX was used. Vicky stood up and play his playlist, and when we worked on him, he used to reach his area. This was all standing makeup, in which a team of 7-8 people was working together. And Vicky, who is very true for his art, despite a hand injury that he had suffered during the film’s shot, never complained about the time to make up or make up, which seemed to make makeup, ”he said.

‘Pushpa: The Rise’ (2021) – The Essent of a Legend

‘Pushpa: The Rise,’ is the characteristic of Allu Arjun in a career-defined role. Although ‘Pushpa 2’ also had its attraction, and box office records say that sequel did more business than prequel, the first installment is a different fan of climax. In fact, its climax is one that actually determines the platform for the sequel.
What happens here:
After beating her enemies, Pushpa raised her dominance in the smuggling world. However, his final confrontation with Bhanwar Singh Shekhawat (Played by Fahd Fasil) takes an unexpected turn. What begins as a peace offering becomes a roasted festival, when Shekhawat is humiliated and forced to accept Pushpa’s domination. Non-traditional climax, focusing on psychological powerplay instead of cruel force, paved the route for a more intense sequel.
Of course, the public enjoyed the sequence of intense battle before Shekhawat final roast. True fans know that the final battle took place with the mind as a weapon!

‘Tambabd’ (2018) – A fictitious story of greed and results

With a rare and perfect mix of horror, fantasy and mythology, ‘Tambabd’ immersed the audience in a nightmare. The film follows Vinayak, which wants to use the power of a hidden treasure protected by a cursed unit.
In the dramatic final scenes, Vinayak has to face a terrible end, realizing that his incarnation has led his ruin. While his son observes his father’s death, the film shows a clear message about the continuous cycle of human greed. Unstable imagination and unstable soundtrack enhances the impact of the film’s memorable conclusion.

While reviewing the play, Atims mentioned “Writers Mitesh Shah, Edesh Prasad, Anand Gandhi and Barve have created an outstanding story. The film also offers a good twist even during climatic parts, a which fits perfectly with the theme. ,

‘Badla’ (2019) – The Reversal of the Truth

In the headlines by Amitabh Bachchan and Taapsee Pannu, ‘Revenge‘Spanish is a remake of the film’ The Invidable Guest ‘. In this mystery-thriller, Tapasi’s character, Naina is accused of murder and she seeks a legal lawyer from an experienced lawyer played by Big B.
In the climax, the film offers a stunning revelation that leaves the audience shocked. They again tell every moment of the story when it is revealed that the lawyer, in fact, is the father of the person who was looking for justice through deception for his son and family. This clever story bend ensures that ‘Badla’ remains one of the most mindless thrilars.

‘Drishyam’ (2015) – The Tail of Perfect Alii

Typically, the Internet prefers to be divided on everything under the sun; However, when it comes to choosing the best thriller in Indian cinema, then ‘Drisham‘(And its sequel). This redefined the cat-and-race game between the hero and the law. Vijay Salgaonkar (Played by Ajay Devgan) Goes to a large length to save his family from a murder charge.
The climax presents a magnificent turn: Just when the police believe that they have caught Vijay, they are stunned to know that they have actually buried the body under the police station. This unexpected turn raises ‘Dravim’ as a film with one of the most experts prepared in Bollywood.
In short, there are many other films in the history of Indian cinema, which have woven complex stories that end up in the impeccable climax. These films not only entertain, but instead a series of thinkers, which reflect the creativity and depth of storytelling within the industry.