Don

Don, a charismatic and ruthless drug lord, evades capture by Interpol and the police through cunning and violence. When he fakes his death, he goes deeper underground, seeking to expand his empire. However, a dedicated police officer and a determined woman with a personal vendetta against him conspire to bring him to justice, leading to a thrilling cat-and-mouse game across continents.

Don (2006) received generally positive reviews, with praise directed at Shah Rukh Khan's performance and the film's stylish execution. While some critics found the plot to be predictable or noted deviations from the original, the action sequences and slick production values were widely appreciated.

• Praised for its slick direction, stylish visuals, and Shah Rukh Khan's commanding performance.

• Applauded for its thrilling action sequences and suspenseful narrative.

• Some found the plot to be a bit derivative or slower in parts compared to the original.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight Shah Rukh Khan's exceptional portrayal of the titular character, the film's high-octane action, and its overall entertainment value. Many enjoyed the remake's modern take on the classic story.

Nominated for Filmfare Awards including Best Actor (Shah Rukh Khan) and Best Supporting Actor (Boman Irani). Won IIFA Awards for Best Actor (Shah Rukh Khan) and Best Villain (Boman Irani).

The film features an iconic scene where Shah Rukh Khan's character performs a dangerous stunt on a moving train, which was inspired by a similar sequence in the original 1978 film, though executed with modern cinematic techniques.