Shahid Kapoor delivers a captivating performance, embracing the wild and eccentric nature of his character. The actor seamlessly transitions from the boy-next-door image to an outrageously witty and violent persona. The film showcases Shahid Kapoor's versatility and willingness to explore unconventional roles.

Adapted from the French film "Nuit Blanche" (Sleepless Night, 2011), "Bloody Daddy" is a neo-noir action thriller that maintains a trippy and engaging narrative from start to finish. Shot during the COVID-19 pandemic in an Abu Dhabi hotel, portrayed as Gurugram, the story revolves around a duffel bag containing drugs and its delivery. The plot weaves a complex web involving two other cops (Diana Penty and Rajeev Khandelwal) with their own missions, and unsuspecting hotel staff and guests caught in the chaos.

The film is reminiscent of action comedies like "Bullet Train" and the dark comedies of the Coen brothers. It successfully blends daft, deranged, dramatic, and hilarious elements. The well-choreographed stylized action sequences, involving knives, guns, and fistfights, contribute to the film's engaging quality. The unintentional humor, heightened by the COVID-19 setting, adds to the overall pace.

While the second half leans more toward action, overshadowing the humor, and the plot becomes somewhat predictable, "Bloody Daddy" maintains a unique and unpretentious approach. It doesn't take itself too seriously, presenting an absurdly funny action-crime thriller that is both brutal and brave. The film's unconventional style and Shahid Kapoor's compelling performance make it an entertaining watch.