Jul 08, 2005 08:25 PM
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(Updated Jul 08, 2005 08:25 PM)
Let me get this straight . the movie has a cast of 4 of the macho Bollywood men , so obviously there was the age old game between terrorists and various law enforcing agencies. Sanjay Dutt,small B, Zayed Khan and Shilpa Shetty work for the Anti Terrorist cell in India who get the information that some international level terrorist( replica of Laden ) has planned something huge for 10th of May and they have to prevent the plan from being hatched when all they know is the name of the terrorist.......
What follows is an action packed wild chase looking for the men who are part of the operation . the chase spans mainly 2 countries India and Canada. Small B and Zayed Khan are sent to Canada to investigate where they are joined by another agent ( esha deol) . the above mentiponed dudes through some crass driving manage to get the attention of a Canadian cop Suniel Shetty ( whose wife's role is played by Raima Sen) who assists them come what may in their mission...
The movie was slow in a few patches in the first half and became extremely predictable in the second one. The worst part of the movie was that the MYSTERY WAS REVEALED 30 MINUTES before the climax which took all the interest from the movie and one was left wondering when this high drama that usually one sees at the end of an action flick will end..
The special effects used in the movie were quite poor if compared to some of the Hollywood stuff that is doing the rounds these days and the songs ( apart from DUS Bahane ) were quite unnecessary and failed to interest the ear buds.
Performances : Abhishek Bacchan and Sanjay Dutt were the best heroes ( not too much between them ) and Gulshan Grover as the villain was quite appealing too.
Diya Mirza was hardly noticable and Shilpa Shetty failed to make an impact.
The STAR OF THE SHOW was undoubtably Pankaj Kapur who was brilliant in his role as the comedian and ( see the movie ) Overall the movie is only a timepass as there is nothing new nothing not earlier seen on Indian theatres. this is my first review so I would love to hear any comments or opinions that you might have.
