Mar 27, 2009 06:01 PM
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(Updated Mar 27, 2009 06:05 PM)
What are the possibilities if you know what is going to happen tomorrow? There are many positive choices and some negative possibilities as well there which can harm your own existence. Ok, now another question. Can we change what we know is sure to happen tomorrow? If not what is the use of chasing it?
Aa DekhenZara deals such a subject. Ray (NeilNitin Mukhesh) is a struggling wildlife photographer. Ray's grandfather, who teaches him the art of photography left a gift for him which the old man invented out of years of experiments – A time camera, in which the date can be only set in a future and if one clicks on anybody today the important things happening in that persons future date will be shown by prints. Ray uses this to make good amount of money. Now his life in danger where there are people who wish to buy the camera at the cost of him. He is chasing his own fate now. Watch the movie to know how things turn out for him.
The plot was interesting in its concept but it should have told better. The writers missed the imagination mid way. The movie failed to create that enthusiasm further than the basic level. Script could have been better. Characters don't get any importance and the situations were all patched up. The director Jehangir Surti did shot some good scenes for the film, in the second half, especially in some of those chase scenes. However, too much of chase made all the exercise meaningless and the climax only made things worse. The climax could have been better and it may turn out to be confusing for some.
Neil's performance was pretty ordinary. He could not make any impression with this film. Bipasha Basu's performance too was only average. Rahul Dev was impressive but we cannot say the same about the others. The director also could not extract the best out from the cast.
Music of the film is meant for the young audience and it was impressive. Choreography was less imaginative and stereotyped.
Editing could have been even better. In many scenes we had to just wait for the dialogues. Cinematography was average to good.
Overall, the movie failed to cash on the potential of the subject. Bad script failed the actors, director and the audience. Still it may be a 'can sit through' film, thanks to our curiosity.
My rating: 2.25 stars
