Feb 27, 2016 11:06 PM
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People liked this movie, but it somehow didn't click with me.It has also a good story line which is plus point this film. You can only miss item songs if you are fond of item songs. There is lack of dialogs due to story and the demand of this era. Sunny Deol himself directer of this movie, expenses too much money on action scenes but lack of songs.
The year is 2015, Ajay Mehra has been released and has turned his world around and given himself a purpose. Backed by ex-ACP Joe D'Souza(Om Puri) and his doctor Rhea(Soha Ali Khan), Ajay Mehra now has Satyakam, a news agency and an organization that stands for truth and justice. It doubles up as the savior of justice and is run in a secret location. It hires people who were with Ajay in jail and ex-police officers who stood by him and against the system. Satyakam has Robin Hood-like intentions and has managed to irk corrupt politicians and has made Ajay Mehra a name synonymous with the Protector of Truth.
All is well, but tragedy strikes and Ajay loses his friend and guide, Joe, in an accident. Joe who was an RTI activist was up against some very powerful people. The twist comes when a bunch of kids discover that the accident was actually a murder. They fight against the powers that be to deliver the evidence to Ajay and here starts Ajay's struggle to save the kids from the clutches of Raj Bansal(Narendra Jha)- a mogul who lives in an Antilla-like home. Ajay Mehra is once again going up against a powerful adversary.
The movie has shades of a storyline that's been influenced greatly by the'90s. Some scenes wouldn't have been out of place in a Salman Khan film(think Kick!) There's a train sequence which will make you question the plausibility of the stunts. Also, almost at the end, Ajay hijacks a helicopter! Although the climax keeps you at the edge of your seat, you may wonder how. A little over-the-top but every bit entertaining.
This is a Sunny Deol show. But Sunny manages to justify Ajay Mehra's screen time. His power-packed performance is backed by Om Puri, Soha Ali Khan, Narendra Jha, Sachin Khedekar, Nina Kulkarni and Tisca Chopra. Among the actors who play the four children, Rohan(Shivam Patil) and Anushka(Aanchal Munjal) give good performances.
The plot has quite a few twists and turns and also has AMAZING sequences straight out of a Hollywood film with hacking, Cameras, surveillance, media corruption and a LOT more. One particular long chase sequence was actually tense enough for the entire theater to stop breathing for a while. There are more writers listed other than Sunny Deol and KUDOS to them… Brilliant job of writing an emotional action thriller. The stunts are very good too. Unlike stupid masala films the hero does fail many times, his car doesn't quite clear a jump, he trys to run away from the goons etc.
Acting wise, the film has a lot of strong performances. Surprisingly major parts of the film is Sunny Deol less and shows his confidence as a director in letting the younger cast have their screen time.
