Another poster copied from Richard Gere’s An Officer and a Gentleman
Thuppaki Poster Copied from Tony Jaa’s Ong Bak
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Good catch Baba.
Thanks Aryan.
Good one Baba especially the second poster is straight copy.
Thanks. yes even the dress is same in second one, crossed legs and the hand positioning of the guy 😀
First one is trademark stance of Tony Jaa.Became famous after Ong Bak. He does it in all his films. Its a Muay Thai kick. I think its called Hanuman Thawai Waen.
Why the Hindi remake of Thuppaki not named as “Tamancha” ( तमंचा) ? even “बन्दूक” or “पिस्तौल” has that punch.
because it doesn’t have an TITLE yet..!! 😉