Waaow...! This is some
real grasping stuff..! Hats off to the script-writer.
On one
hand, i was feelling pitty that I had
watched race 2 , as it failed
badly to even surprise me to the
slight, while years back, movies
like this are made, that leave
you completely awestruck.!
At first it felt as if the movie was going bit slow, but never seemed a
bore. And whenever there
is any writer stuff involved , it makes be
that little extra interested in it. And it was totally amazing, to see
one of
my favourite and a very versatile
actor, Abhay deol being cast as a writer, and that too with that essence of
philosophy in him. Just loved him.!
The dialogues in the movie , though not punchy as like
crappy shit of Dabbang, are
really good.
And the picturisation is just fabulous. The
scene where he lays stranded
in the sand, after being hit
badly and robbed by the two gundaas made me capture
a screen shot of it.And
mentioning of dacoits, it makes
me mention another name that turned out to
be a surprise yet again. Nawazuddin
siddique. Not having any major role, yet
he never fails to make his
screen presence count, and was
really surprised to see him in
his typical –Faizalish ,so called ‘dominating’
character in the movie. The guy is a grasper.!
A few scenes that contain hidden,
philosophical messages or indirect indications add to
the gist of the movie. Vinay pathak
has performed his role
of brother –in-law quite fairly
and has
given great justice to his role
and dialogues. Gul panag too was a sweet fit
as Nimi, with typical house wife
dressing and the typical wifish nature
that really sometimes beats the shit out of any husbands temperament. Just
felt that, the Rohtak trip was made a bit
too long, and Nimi’s absence could
have been reduced by a bit.
And
well, the rest of the journey tastes best when served undisclosed. :p
However , the movie was greatly
directed, and was bit surprised when such a movie
didn’t get neither any fame among
people nor box office
collections. And it just frustrates
me more at times that why are people still being engaged just to sheer crap, that is neither a
fairytale to amaze you, nor any great acting.. And thats what works as
the killing pill, for such brilliant scripting and acting heads. And once
again, full marks to Abhay deol’s
script selection. A very subtle script and so was the acting. Just loved the dialogues
that he said in the background, though its credit goes completely to the writers, but Abhay’s voice
and style of delivering was what added
to the philosophy and grasp to them. As its said
in the film, “thodi si saavdhaani, zindagi bhar asaani”. Likewise goes
with Abhay, a little care in choosing the scripts, and a lifelong satisfaction to the self of having
done a great deed and justice to his profession.!
All in all a beautifully woven story and
script. And a must watch...!!
My Rating : 4.23/5
