Kill (2024) is A Satisfying, No-Frills Take on Action Classics like John Wick and Die Hard
Kill (2024) had my attention the moment I heard it described as India’s answer to The Raid and John Wick. Being a fan of both franchises, I walked into the film expecting high-octane action, inventive kills, and that relentless, unforgiving pace…
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