Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai is Salman Khan's Eid release amid the pandemic, and has opted for a hybrid model release given the shutdown of theatres in the country. Directed by Prabhu Deva, Radhe also stars Disha Patani, Randeep Hooda and Jackie Shroff in pivotal roles. With hard-to-digest action sequences, mindless romance, and cringeworthy one-liners — some laughable and others flat — Radhe is a predictable-to-death kind of a film that disappoints from the word go. While Salman fans will once again be in awe of their much loved bhai, for many, it can be a two-hour torture for many who do not understand the cinema that's all about cars flying, helicopters burning and the hero packing a punch mid-air and beating 50 men single-handedly. Radhe is about this good cop and encounter specialist who has been called to Mumbai and is out to get the bad guy, Rana played by Randeep Hooda who is plaguing the city with drugs with his gang. In the process, some 500 men get beaten to death with bloodshed all over your screen. Poor writing, predictable plot and mindless dialogues - these are some of the things Radhe has in abundance. One thing that you may take home with you is the music of the film, though don't complain about the songs being mindlessly placed in the film because some things don't have any logic.