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Guns and Gulaabs review: 7 reasons why you should watch show

Could Rajkummar Rao, Dulquer Salmaan use the imaginary hill station of Gulaabgang to take us back to the 1990s? Here is our opinion.

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Gulaabgang

Through the use of a fictional hill station called Gulaabgang (think Dehradun or Mussoorie in the 1990s), they were able to take us back in time to that decade. 

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90s Nostalgia

Through the use of a fictional hill station called Gulaabgang (think Dehradun or Mussoorie in the 1990s), they were able to take us back in time to that decade. 

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Cute Moment

There's a sweet scene where the class leader is asked by his savvy friend to write English love letters for a Hindi-medium reader mechanic.

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Dulquer Salmaan's Sheer Arc

Salmaan is a devoted husband, a caring father, and a hard-nosed police officer. His incredible range keeps the Guns roaring and the Gulaabs in full bloom.

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Rajkummar Rao's performance

The most humorous of the bunch is Rajkummar Rao. He has the longest arc and gives it his best effort. 

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Incredible Cinematic Style

Several concepts are wrapped together in an engaging drama that is also very cinematic in style and beautifully filmed by Pankaj Kumar.

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Good Tribute

The late Satish Kaushik receives some hilarious lines, a wicked personality, and even an homage.

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