#BLBestof2020: Tanhaji beats Baaghi 3, Chhapaak and other films to be declared the Best Poster — view poll results | Bollywood Life

As our yearly thing, we had done a poll and asked you to choose the best poster. Now, y’all voted, and the verdict is out. Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior has emerged as the winner with 33% of the votes. Radhe Shyam is second with 19% votes and there is a tie at the third place with Baaghi 3 and Chhapaak getting 18% votes each. Have a look at the results below: Also Read – #BLBestOf2020: Sushant Singh Rajput BEATS Ajay Devgn and Amitabh Bachchan by a huge margin to be declared the Best Actor of the year

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Speaking about the historical doubts some sections had raised over Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior, including costar Saif Ali Khan, Ajay Devgn had earlier told Hindustan Times, “Most of the history lacks adequate information in the chapters of the history books. Different books are written from different point of views. So it’s very difficult to tread that thin of realism, justify the characters and still be imaginative enough to dramatise the characters so that the audience enjoys it. You’ve to be careful and try to achieve all three.” Also Read – Sydney test: ‘Pulled a draw under an extremely difficult situation,’ Amitabh Bachchan is all praise for the Indian cricket team

Talking about historical dramas, the actor had said, “Something like ‘Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior’ or ‘Legend of Bhagat Singh’ makes you think that how is it possible that such sacrifices are made by people? We can’t even think of. They must be different people, what they think and how they function. The country came first for them.”

The film was Ajay Devgn’s 100th film. Opening up about the milestone, he had said, “I have been lucky to be doing different kinds of roles and they have worked too because so many actors struggle to do different things. At that time nobody was doing a film like Raincoat’. I just wanted to try out different things, hence I did it. There was no fear of whether it will work or not. I am glad my risk paid off. A lot of people advised me against such films but today almost everyone is doing such films and they are working.”

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