Shiva, Kshana Kshanam, Satya, Company.... you might want to add Sarkar Raj which yells for top position in RGV's portfolio. Yep he is indeed baptised by fire and attempts to silence his critics and biggest detractors in his latest bout.
Big B:: After "Black", this is another wow performance. Pay attention for the subtle nuances.
Jr B:: Extension of his character from Part-I and does it effortlessly. Silence and resilience suits him (akin to Big B from Deewar and Kaala Patthar).
Ash:: There are no bad actors only bad directors.
Dilip Prabhavalkar::: My dream of seeing Big B and Prabhavalkar Saaheb together was fulfilled. Amazing actor and fantastic performance. Anybody utters "Rao Saab" next time, your mind will instantly bring up his image.
Supriya Pathak & Tanisha:: Pity they don't get much scope between the Bachchan's.
Victor Banerjee:: RGV's favourite but didn't have much scope to exhibit his talent.
Ravi Kale, Govind Namdeo, Sayaji Shine & Upendra Limaye:: Dependable as usual.
Rajesh Shringarpore:: Promising.
Cinematography:: Captivating. Critics complaining of close-up shots will probably crucify Kubrick, Scorsese, Kurosawa, Tarantino, Bergman. Maybe never heard of style.
Music:: Ties in well with the screenplay.
Pity the media is leaving no stone unturned to label this as a flop (happened to "Black" too!). Time will tell and results will speak for itself. Until then lets watch the barking dogs.
Big B:: After "Black", this is another wow performance. Pay attention for the subtle nuances.
Jr B:: Extension of his character from Part-I and does it effortlessly. Silence and resilience suits him (akin to Big B from Deewar and Kaala Patthar).
Ash:: There are no bad actors only bad directors.
Dilip Prabhavalkar::: My dream of seeing Big B and Prabhavalkar Saaheb together was fulfilled. Amazing actor and fantastic performance. Anybody utters "Rao Saab" next time, your mind will instantly bring up his image.
Supriya Pathak & Tanisha:: Pity they don't get much scope between the Bachchan's.
Victor Banerjee:: RGV's favourite but didn't have much scope to exhibit his talent.
Ravi Kale, Govind Namdeo, Sayaji Shine & Upendra Limaye:: Dependable as usual.
Rajesh Shringarpore:: Promising.
Cinematography:: Captivating. Critics complaining of close-up shots will probably crucify Kubrick, Scorsese, Kurosawa, Tarantino, Bergman. Maybe never heard of style.
Music:: Ties in well with the screenplay.
Pity the media is leaving no stone unturned to label this as a flop (happened to "Black" too!). Time will tell and results will speak for itself. Until then lets watch the barking dogs.