Release date – 2nd October 2013
One Word which describes the film – Disappointing
Best Dialogue – ' Ye khoon kharaba apna style nahi ,ye to sirf apna talent batana tha.'
Budget - 80 crores (including print and publicity)
When a film has a startcast of Ranbir Kapoor ( whose last films were Rockstar , Barfi! & Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani ) and Rishi Kapoor who gave powerful performances in D-Day , Aurangzeb and Shuddh Desi Romance you start expecting a lot from it.
What the film actually delivers, is a story taken straight away from old films, poorly written screenplay and dialogues, too many songs and dances, weak characters and a lead pair who share zero chemistry.
Abhinav Kashyap, who made his directorial debut in 2010 through Dabangg has totally antagonized the audience with his second film. The full blame for this nonsense in the name of action/romance /comedy lies on his shoulder as not only he wrote the story he also wasted talented actors like Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Singh in roles where they had nothing to do.
Ranbeer Kapoor, who is the current heart throb is made to wear cheap clothes, use lame lines and act like a buffoon in most of the film. Even Kashyap's girlfriend and leading lady of the film, Pallavi got no preferential treatment. Though she is a manager who drives a Mercedes she wears Globus kind of clothes( bought during sale period) and has no dialogues or chance to show her acting skills.
The tag line of the film is 'Na samman ka moh , na apman ka bhay'. Sorry Mr Kashyap but this film has nothing for which you will receive a single word of praise or appreciation.
The film was released in 3600 screens and because of Ranbeer Kapoor's popularity it made an opening day collection of 20 crores. Ranbir Kapoor must have realised that he made a blunder in choosing to act in this film as he took no interest in promoting the film in Mumbai or any other cities.
In a line, the 3 Kapoors together have given such a 3'rd class film that in future I would rather watch a movie starring the 3 Bachchans (Sarkar Raj) or 3 Deols (Apne) .
Highly Avoidable.
One Word which describes the film – Disappointing
Best Dialogue – ' Ye khoon kharaba apna style nahi ,ye to sirf apna talent batana tha.'
Genre – Comedy /Romance
Producer- Himanshu Mehra , Sanjeev Gupta
Direction -Abhinav Kashyap
Cast- Rishi Kapoor , Neetu Singh , Ranbir Kapoor , Pallavi Sharda ,
Javed Jaffrey
Cast- Rishi Kapoor , Neetu Singh , Ranbir Kapoor , Pallavi Sharda ,
Javed Jaffrey
Budget - 80 crores (including print and publicity)
When a film has a startcast of Ranbir Kapoor ( whose last films were Rockstar , Barfi! & Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani ) and Rishi Kapoor who gave powerful performances in D-Day , Aurangzeb and Shuddh Desi Romance you start expecting a lot from it.
What the film actually delivers, is a story taken straight away from old films, poorly written screenplay and dialogues, too many songs and dances, weak characters and a lead pair who share zero chemistry.
Abhinav Kashyap, who made his directorial debut in 2010 through Dabangg has totally antagonized the audience with his second film. The full blame for this nonsense in the name of action/romance /comedy lies on his shoulder as not only he wrote the story he also wasted talented actors like Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Singh in roles where they had nothing to do.
Ranbeer Kapoor, who is the current heart throb is made to wear cheap clothes, use lame lines and act like a buffoon in most of the film. Even Kashyap's girlfriend and leading lady of the film, Pallavi got no preferential treatment. Though she is a manager who drives a Mercedes she wears Globus kind of clothes( bought during sale period) and has no dialogues or chance to show her acting skills.
The tag line of the film is 'Na samman ka moh , na apman ka bhay'. Sorry Mr Kashyap but this film has nothing for which you will receive a single word of praise or appreciation.
The film was released in 3600 screens and because of Ranbeer Kapoor's popularity it made an opening day collection of 20 crores. Ranbir Kapoor must have realised that he made a blunder in choosing to act in this film as he took no interest in promoting the film in Mumbai or any other cities.
In a line, the 3 Kapoors together have given such a 3'rd class film that in future I would rather watch a movie starring the 3 Bachchans (Sarkar Raj) or 3 Deols (Apne) .
Highly Avoidable.
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