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Hindi Film Review Johnson Thomas Film: Gunday Film Review: Gunday:  Brand ishing an antiquated cinematic zeal! Cast: Priyanka Chopra, Ranveer Singh, Arjun Kapoor, Saurabh Shukla, Irrfan Khan Director: Ali Abbas Zafar Rating: *  * Director Ali Abbas Zafar’s sort-of  tweaked reboot fashioned around  the YashRaj ‘Kaala Pathar’ brand is not as passionate or exciting as the one that KJo’s team achieved with the ‘Agneepath’ remake. This one is not exactly a remake –it’s more like a re-run of scenes and sequences from bollywood films of the 70’s, with a theme that runs rings around friendship, love and the metaphoric Kaala Pathar(coal).   The film starts off in stereotypical 70’s mainstream Bollywood fashion- only the setting is different. It’s the India-Pak war of 1971 where India humiliated Pakistan by enforcing a surrender and liberating Bangladesh in the process. Two orphans, (best buddies) are sent to the Geneva Re...