| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Akshay Kumar | ... | David Fernandes | |
| Sidharth Malhotra | ... | Monty Fernandes | |
| Jackie Shroff | ... | Garson Fernandes | |
| Jacqueline Fernandez | ... | Jenny | |
| Meghan Jadhav | ... | Teenage David | |
| Shefali Shah | ... | Mary Fernandes (as Shefali Shetty) | |
| Kiran Kumar | ... | Peter Briganza | |
| Ashutosh Rana | ... | Paasha | |
| Kulbhushan Kharbanda | ... | Principal | |
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Ashok Lokhande | ... | Monty's Coach |
| Raj Zutshi | ... | Baaz Rawat (as Rajendranath Zutshi) | |
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Roderick Harding | ... | Judge (as Rod Herding) |
| Conan Stevens | ... | Luca | |
| Daniel Bernhardt | ... | Max Potter | |
| Kareena Kapoor | ... | Mary | |
The story of two estranged brothers comes to play in the rink. David Fernandes quits his job as a Physics teacher to become a full-time fighter. He is willing to do whatever it takes to save his ill daughter. Monty Fernandes creates a storm on the internet with just one video. Finally getting the chance to prove himself to the world, he trains vigorously. Two brothers, two fighters, and one ultimate fight.
Too much drama for a sports film. The punchy adrenaline rush that you expect from this genre is missing in this film. The cast has done wonders in making me feel good about this movie. The backstory is a plus, without the backstory i dont think this movie has anything good. There was one fight scene that delivered the right emotions,the rest were put together to stretch the movie. And that too is another negative, this film could have easily been trimmed, since the cast is capable they didn't have to extend the scenes to deliver the emotions. The direction and screenplay was awesome. The fight scenes were well choreographed except for some parts but its required for the Bollywood touch. The cast is superb. The story is wonderful, especially the backstory which fitted right in the movie. I see that they have taken inspiration from many movies in this genre. Overall an above average movie