Bare

At the climax of Rifle Club, there is a fierce confrontation between Dayanand Bare’s men and the family of the rifle club, who are skilled marksmen defending their territory. Over the course of the shootout, Dayanand underestimates the family’s resilience, believing his armed men with modern weapons will easily overpower them. However, the family, familiar with the terrain and with fighting for their survival, manages to fight back using their vintage rifles and precision shooting. The scene culminates in a tense duel where Dayanand, confident and aggressive, finally faces Avaran alone. In a dramatic, almost Western-style showdown, all the family members reveal they have been armed and ready, turning the tables on him. As Dayanand advances, he is quickly overwhelmed by gunfire from everyone present, including Avaran and his family, who shoot him down with their collective effort.

Dayanand’s death is brutal and decisive, mirroring a famous scene from Gangs of Wasseypur, and it marks the end of his reign of terror. The family’s unity and tactical resilience leave no doubt that they are prepared to defend themselves at all costs. The closing shot shows the family together, planning a portrait with the remaining bullets, symbolizing their unbreakable bond and readiness to face any future threats. The film ultimately emphasizes that, in their world, family and loyalty override any law or morality, even amid violence. The ending leaves viewers with a powerful reminder that sometimes, survival depends on the strength of family and the will to fight back.

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 08:57