Director: Tigmanshu Dhulia
Lead Cast: Saif Ali Khan, Sonakshi Sinha, Jimmy Sheirgill
Supporting Cast: Vidyut Jamwal, Gulshan Grover, Raj Babbar, Mahie Gill, Chunkey Pandey, Ravi Kissen
Story: Tigmanshu Dhulia, Amaresh Misra
Music Director: Sajid Wajid, RDB
Lyrics: Sandeep Nath, Kausar Munir, Shabbir Ahmed, Raftaar
Genres: Action, Crime, Politics
Bullett Raja Movie Review
You have a gritty, smart component to the film which tries to keep the film outside the urban, cleaned looks connected with Saif Ali Khan. Also this style begins with a blast, at the opening credits itself. A percentage of the most smoothly done work while keeping it rough as well.The film itself, starts well after the opening as well. Aside from an unexpected and seriously altered opening grouping, the film sets a fantastic tone of companionship between Raja (Saif Ali Khan) and Rudra (Jimmy Sheirgill). The brotherhood is charming but, has a tough sort of quality about it. At the same time, sadly, the composition doesn't hold as the motion picture advances. It is only one enormous adversary after the other, weapon battles and more battles, till you are insusceptible to everything.
There are breaks as one-liners - some witty, some less - every last one of them conveyed as though it were to turn into the most notable discourse of the decade. Yes, it does decipher either to shrieks or eye-moves, contingent upon your "dim" voracity.
Alternate softens come up the manifestation of melodies that you wish didn't exist, in addition to show up haphazardly in the film and be outright alarming. It has as much to do with her outfit, her moves, the verses, the men letching at her on screen as it is with the setting - a number like that set in a wedding as excitement for the husband to be and his loved ones; out in the open; in expansive light! It just felt off.
When you are past that however, there isn't much hostile as far as obscenity. There are religious comments and some social ones as well. The social remarks take pretense under patriotism and Robin-Hood-ism, however take on the likeness of sides. They show up rather precipitously.
The altering too is fairly sudden particularly in a percentage of the activity arrangements. A lot of people, indeed take on the likeness of rather apprentice execution. It is a disgrace since the movement choreography is pretty cool, regardless of the possibility that in spots.
The main thing striving for the film then is the exhibitions or rather the screen vicinity of the principle players. Aside from Raja and Rudra, none of alternate characters have the composition trying for them. The two other lead on-screen characters then, Sonakshi Sinha and Vidyut Jamwal come past the point of no return in the film or have to do to truly merit a reasonable remark on exhibitions.
Saif Ali Khan and Jimmy Sheirgill then again capitalize on the rural parts they are given and it is a joy to see them in this setting. However, considering them straightforward, men who need to procure a legitimate living after the first movement succession is difficult to process. Anyway, at any rate, it is superfluous to what happens in whatever is left of the film.
At last, however, there are just such a variety of requital movies one can watch which offer no assortment whatsoever. A few savvy lines all over there don't cut the arrangement. Particularly when practically everything else is not very impressive average.
Rating : **
