Fight Club: Members Only

Synopsis

Fight Club: Members Only is a 2006 Indian action thriller directed by Aziz Sejawal and featuring Suniel Shetty among an ensemble cast. The film revolves around four young men from different backgrounds who form a secret fight club, where they engage in underground battles as a form of rebellion and to channel their frustrations. Their camaraderie soon turns tumultuous as they face challenges from both within their own group and external threats, leading to intense confrontations and emotional reckonings. The story blends elements of friendship, action, and drama while exploring themes such as loyalty, courage, and the consequences of unchecked aggression.

Cast

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  Suniel Shetty

  Anna Shetty

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  Sohail Khan

  Sameer Kapoor

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  Zayed Khan

  Vicky Khanna

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  Riteish Deshmukh

  Somil Sharma

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  Dino Morea

  Karan Chopra

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  Ashmit Patel

  Dinesh

Reviews

Fight Club: Members Only received predominantly negative reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, the film holds a low rating of 3.6/10, reflecting widespread dissatisfaction with its execution. Critics pointed out that despite an intriguing premise, the film suffers from inconsistent direction, weak screenplay, and underdeveloped characters, which undermines its potential impact. The action sequences were often criticized as poorly choreographed and lacking originality. Reviews from outlets such as Bollywood Hungama noted that while the ensemble cast tried to bring energy to the film, the script and pacing felt disjointed and failed to meet expectations for an engaging thriller. However, some viewers appreciated the attempt to blend action with youth-centric themes, and Suniel Shetty's performance was occasionally highlighted as a redeeming factor. Overall, the film is often regarded as a missed opportunity that does not live up to its title or the legacy of similarly themed movies.

See also

Pulp Fiction

The Dark Knight Rises

Gladiator

Drive