My Rating:
If someone had asked me to summarize the movie in a mathematical formula this is what I would have written. Ek Villain = Ghajni - Short term memory loss + (Raju ba gaya gentleman/10). There you get it, that is the gist.
The story starts with a barbie like looking heroine with unnatural exuberance and equally unnatural expressions and dialogue delivery. Everything about this girl is very plastic. So that way Shradhha K is a complete barbie. And then drops in the brooding angry young man (Siddarth M), with a oh-so-painful past who beats people to pulp and kills some of them for no reason but manages to look dishy while doing it. And being the hero, heroine they do the obligatory falling in love thing. Everything is very very typical bollywood masala formula till here.
The movie introduces it's uniqueness with the entry of the next character played by Ritesh Deshmukh. His character sketch and how he carries the story forward is what makes this movie worth watching and make it earn what is left of the 2.5 stars I gave it.
The movie has it's share of crude violence, hitting and killing. So if you have hopes of seeing a rose tinted , lovey dovey movie then you can save your time and money now itself. It doth have it's share of limited, the usually unrealistic romance but you cannot call this a love story. Music is excellent and makes up a little for grossing you out with blood and gory. Overall I would say go watch the movie if you have nothing better to do or see.
If someone had asked me to summarize the movie in a mathematical formula this is what I would have written. Ek Villain = Ghajni - Short term memory loss + (Raju ba gaya gentleman/10). There you get it, that is the gist.
The story starts with a barbie like looking heroine with unnatural exuberance and equally unnatural expressions and dialogue delivery. Everything about this girl is very plastic. So that way Shradhha K is a complete barbie. And then drops in the brooding angry young man (Siddarth M), with a oh-so-painful past who beats people to pulp and kills some of them for no reason but manages to look dishy while doing it. And being the hero, heroine they do the obligatory falling in love thing. Everything is very very typical bollywood masala formula till here.
The movie introduces it's uniqueness with the entry of the next character played by Ritesh Deshmukh. His character sketch and how he carries the story forward is what makes this movie worth watching and make it earn what is left of the 2.5 stars I gave it.
The movie has it's share of crude violence, hitting and killing. So if you have hopes of seeing a rose tinted , lovey dovey movie then you can save your time and money now itself. It doth have it's share of limited, the usually unrealistic romance but you cannot call this a love story. Music is excellent and makes up a little for grossing you out with blood and gory. Overall I would say go watch the movie if you have nothing better to do or see.