Director: Rajesh Krishnan
Three flight attendants stop playing by the rules the moment their careers stop paying the bills, and Crew turns that decision into a fast, funny caper.
What is Crew about?
Crew centers on three colleagues at a struggling airline whose salaries, pensions and patience have all run out at roughly the same time. Pushed into a corner by an employer that keeps stalling instead of paying up, the trio starts improvising their own way out, and one opportunity quickly spirals into a scheme far bigger and messier than any of them intended. What begins as a small act of self-preservation pulls them deeper into a tangle of half-truths, shady side deals and mounting risk, forcing the three women to rely on each other even as the lies pile higher. The film balances its comic set pieces with a sharper undercurrent about job insecurity and the ways workers get squeezed when a company quietly collapses, using the airline setting as a backdrop for a story that's really about improvisation under pressure. Friendship, timing and nerve end up mattering more than any rulebook by the time the situation reaches its chaotic peak.
Cast & crew
Tabu, Kareena Kapoor Khan and Kriti Sanon lead the ensemble as the three central colleagues, with Diljit Dosanjh joining the wider cast alongside Rajesh Sharma, Trupti Khamkar, Kapil Sharma and Saswata Chatterjee in supporting roles. Director Rajesh Krishnan builds the comedy around the chemistry of the three leads rather than a single star turn.
Context & significance
Released in 2024, Crew is an Indian comedy-drama that carries an IMDb rating of 5.9 and runs 118 minutes. It arrived as a female-led heist-adjacent comedy, a format less common in mainstream Hindi cinema, pairing three well-known leads in a story that treats workplace collapse as fertile ground for farce.
Where & how to watch
K-Time carries Crew with both Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, so viewers can choose whichever fits their preference. This page is free to browse, and streaming the film itself only requires a free K-Time account login, part of a Farsi-friendly experience built for Persian-speaking audiences abroad.