If you haven't seen this movie yet, please don't read any further. This article is full of spoilers about crucial plot points in the movie. In one of the most anticipated movies of the year, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, we finally witnessed the clash of the two most iconic comic-book heroes of all time - Batman and Superman. This movie had everything going for it - be it the stellar starcast or the hype of DC universe - but it all fell apart because of a lazy script and some really bad foreshadowing of the DC cinematic universe. The resolution of conflict between Batman and Superman feels so out of place that we've decided to compare it with different Bollywood movies to show you how Snyder missed a trick here. Mohra Naseeruddin Shah (Lex Luthor) tricks Sunil Shetty (Batman) and Akshay Kumar (Superman) into fighting each other only for them to become bhais later on. Sunil Shetty (Batman) and Akshay Kumar (Superman) are manipulated into fighting each other by Naseeruddin Shah (Lex Luthor). They end up bonding over Raveen Tandon (Louis Lane) and then they go on to fight together against the big bad villain. It's amazing how Naseeruddin Shah does a better Lex Luthor than Jesse Eisenberg in this movie.

Trimurti

Jackie Shroff (Batman) and Anil Kapoor (Superman) give up their ideological differences with the help of Shah Rukh Khan (Wonder Woman). Their mother brings the Trimurti together.

Jackie Shroff (Batman) and Shah Rukh Khan (Wonder Woman) are basically helping each other throughout the movie. Jackie and Anil Kapoor (Superman) have a fight and the latter decides to leave the house (Superman going to the Fortress of Solitude). Mohan Agashe (Lex Luthor) creates all kinds of misunderstandings and manipulates everyone only for the Trimurti to find out that they are all brothers. In an epic Tu mera bhai hai ending, they kill Mohan Agashe and live happily ever after.