When you think of Suniel Shetty, you probably think of Dhadkan or Hera Pheri. But it is a fact that his most memorable contribution to Indian cinema is Gopi Kishan. He plays a double role, and invests half his energy in it, and holy mother of God, the result is unbelievingly entertaining. Join Kailash and Uddhav as they revisit this wholesome 90s classic.

What do you say about a movie where the creature transformation budget was probably more than what they paid the leads, and rightfully so? You say, bring it on! We watch and talk about Rahul Roy's terrifying tiger transformation tale, Junoon!

Undertaker! Crush! King Don! Madame Maya! The white police inspector in London who can speak fluent Hindi! Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi is filled with incredible characters. All that's missing is a coherent plot.

Some things are worth waiting for. Like this episode of Sadak. Just like the masses have been waiting anxiously for Sadak 2. But unlike Sadak 2, our episode is actually worth your time.

Watching 100 Days exposed us to a lot of truths - that Javed Jaffrey was the MVP of dancing, deserved to become a leading man, and that Kailash still hasn't seen Hum Aapke Hain Kaun (and probably won't ever). Listen to us talk about how this movie hasn't aged well, and our demands for #JusticeForJavedJaffrey.

Yeh episode bada hai Mast Mast! Our sixth episode features two of Bollwood's biggest action stars, Akshay Kumar & Suniel Shetty, and a host of other Bollywood hall-of-famers. Listen to Kailash & Uddhav talk about Mohra!

Before Blumhouse, before Sam Raimi, before your or our time were the Ramsays. They made B-grade horror films with C-grade actors. Tune in for an A-grade episode where we talk about their, er, masterpiece, Veerana.

What could go wrong when 3 of India's biggest stars get on the fastest train in the country? Short answer - everything. Long answer - everything catches fire, everything goes wrong. The Burning Train is perfection. On fire. Get updates on instagram.com/DhaiKiloKaShow

In this episode, we talk about one of Amitabh Bachchan's biggest failures. No, we don't mean Abhishek. It's Ajooba, Shashi Kapoor's directorial debut, that sees Amitabh play India's version of Zorro, Arthur, and a bunch of other characters we can't place. Get regular updates on instagram.com/DhaiKiloKaShow