Yes, I/me/myself decided to watch this film. Now you guys can laugh as much as you want. For the better part of the film, we were torn between sitting inside and pulling our hair out or going out in the 41+ degrees Delhi heat. Finally we could bear it no more and stepped out. So this review is only for a part of the film.
Every single scene is unadulterated 100% pure nonsense. The director has worked very diligently to ensure that sanity is squeezed out from every scene. A Professor, who teaches physics in open air wearing vest and jeans, police officials who deliberately act like morons or miss Haasan whose only responsibility in the film is to torment the audience with foolish humorless utterances.
This was supposed to be similar to the 'Wanted', 'Dabangg' and 'Rowdy Rathore' series which have hit a nerve with the common masses in India. This one though misses its mark so often and so wildly that we wish the marksman had turned around and shot us instead.
Gabbar is dangerous and ruthless as ever. This time though, the audience are the target.
Every single scene is unadulterated 100% pure nonsense. The director has worked very diligently to ensure that sanity is squeezed out from every scene. A Professor, who teaches physics in open air wearing vest and jeans, police officials who deliberately act like morons or miss Haasan whose only responsibility in the film is to torment the audience with foolish humorless utterances.
This was supposed to be similar to the 'Wanted', 'Dabangg' and 'Rowdy Rathore' series which have hit a nerve with the common masses in India. This one though misses its mark so often and so wildly that we wish the marksman had turned around and shot us instead.
Gabbar is dangerous and ruthless as ever. This time though, the audience are the target.