
Verma has again ruined a good subject with lifeless screenplay and script full of loopholes. The first half an hour is so abrupt and tedious one that it loses the grip from the very beginning. The other drawback is plethora of ensemble casting and most of them are stuffed unnecessarily. Verma still unable to come out of his ‘Sarkar syndrome’ and most of the film with weird camera angles and sequences reminds us the utter repetition. For Big B it’s completely misfit role and except last ten minutes confession speech, he didn’t have anything to bargain here. Again the personality/superstar aura overshadows the actor/character here. Among all ensemble cast only Mohnish Behl seems slightly impressive.
Even though RGV gave us hammerhead version of ‘Sholay’, he gave us ‘Satya’ too and that’s what keep expecting a quality film from him but politics is certainly not his tenure and there’s only one director who can make hard hitting political thrillers in India. It’s over to Prakash Jha now…seing promos of huge star cast, I expect that he won’t disappoint me like Mr. Verma.
Ratings- 5.5/10
2 comments:
Good one (review not the movie/(read talky)). Even i hated the camera angles and too much attempted underplays. The story was a khidi made of "page-3" and "corporate". The ladies were not at all required in d movie, i don't understand why has he casted Gul panag for a roll which could have been performed by any B,C category actress, ya if the reason was 'geography' of certain areas there were many more cheap alternatives. the character of Rajpal was an exaggaration, Mohnish was impressive, Deshmukh was better in NAACH.
i liked the story and the performances. Sudeep does a fabulous job and yes the camera angles were annyoning but that is not a reason to put down a movie. My review: http://adityasmoviereviews.blogspot.com/2010/02/rann-2010.html
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