Jul 11, 2006 07:08 AM
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After watching Krrish, one can just not imagine anyone other than Hrithik Roshan. The movie reaffirms that the actor’s choice in a subject rarely goes wrong.Rakesh Roshan comes up with a great dramatic adaptation of Super hero that is comparable to Hollywood.
The legacy of Rohit – [from Koi Mil Gaya’ ]– has passed on to his son Krishna, wholives with his grandmother (Rekha) after the death of his parents .Krishna runs faster than his horse, jumps long distances in a single leap and climbs the mountains like a spider moving through its web. Only few are aware of Krishna’s qualities. These qualities make him special. But they also make him a sort of outcast among normal people.
Then, love enters Krishna’s life in the form of (Priyanka) .She is a part of a group of adventure seekers from Singapore. A few pranks follow between Krishna and Priya and her campmates .He falls in love with her. But she returns to Singapore after a mere ten-day stay.
Then she calls him to Singapore on a false pretext, pretending her love for him. In truth she wants to save her job by showing Krishna’s skills on the TV channel she works for.The gullible Krishna is eager to go to Singapore.
But his dadi (Rekha) doesn’t want to send him into the world. She fears that the clever world will use Krishna the way it used and destroyed his father Rohit.
The best part about Hrithik Roshan’s performance is that as soon as his character of Krishna is established, one forgets him completely. From hereon, it’s Krishna all the way. Hrithik Roshan excels in every department, be it his dialogue delivery , his body language , his facial expressions or his look and dressing sense [that makes for a complete super man].
Another performance that comes just next to Hrithik Roshan is that of Naseeruddin who shuttles between being cunning yet intelligent villian. He makes the viewer long for more in each and every scene where he comes on the frame. He is an actor who deserves to be seen in selected movies rather than anything random, to maintain the exclusivity factor.
Priyanka’s performance is up to the mark. Rekha is fine too.
Technically the film is as brilliant as it can get. Entire setting is done in a Hollywood manner ranging from the sets, locations, action sequences. Film has a crisp look throughout while the background music is stylish and works perfectly with the mood of the film. Action sequences , especially in the computer room is simply mind-blowing. Rajesh Roshan’s music is good with the ’Pyaar ki kahaani’ being the pick of the lot followed by ’Dil na’ and ’Chori Chori’. ’koi Tumsa Nahin’ sounds good but is placed at a most inappropriate time.
Dialogues keep you interested in the going-on all the time.
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