Laughter can also boost the immune system and reduce the levels of the stress hormones. People today work with unrealistic deadlines and are in stress. Hope this movie especially Yogi babu's humor will make us feel relaxed and enjoyable. A simple and neat story very well executed. Don't watch out for logic it's just magic which will make us happy. Writing screenplay and dialogues for a comical movie is hard and I would appreciate that they have almost succeeded in that.
Great Team work!
4 Reviews
A comedy genre film with no major twists
saru202031 May 2020
A comedy genre film with Yogi Babu as a lead, except him nobody else makes us laugh, this design itself seems very weak and weakens the film even more.
It was in fact well made with some good/key artists & tech team & a good plot but having no major twists & turns makes it a mediocre.
Some notable good ones are:
A dog plays a role in it,
A good plot where the terrorists hijack the people inside the theatre in a mall watching the movie during after-hours.
Enjoy the Comedy RDX....
avmsarav13 July 2019
Amazing Yogi Babu acting with Dog, You will enjoy if you go with your (own) family...Lot of crackings between dialogues, Superb Sam Anton... Very nicely driven Comedy...Lot of Laughs... Stomach burned...Taught some lessons for life and connected some live incidents... Enjoy your Movie...
UNDERTAKER!!!
sharansrinivas-g5 October 2020
I had zero expectations. Well, it's a Yogi Babu movie and I had seen Puppy prior to this. So, I didn't care about the plot or its inconsistencies. All I wanted to know if this Paul Blart Mall Cop-wannabe was going to deliver on the laughs. Gurkha does provide some good laughs. But, you'll have to go through a LOT in order to get them.
I can't talk about character development when reviewing a film like Gurkha but I can't help it. So, here we go... In any movie, a character goes from Point A to Point B. This is that character's journey as the events of the movie transpire. In Gurkha, Point A is Yogi Babu, a jobless cop-wannable with a rude sense of humour and no consideration for grave situations. Point B is Yogi Babu, a mall security guard with a rude sense of humour and no consideration for grave situations. Looks like employment was the only thing that the character earned throughout this journey.
I talk about character journey because there has to be some point in the film where the protagonist becomes serious about the situation. His so-called "lover" (played by a woman of the Caucasian persuasion) is among the many held hostage. You'd expect Yogi Babu to get serious at some point in the film. No, he doesn't. He doesn't at all.
Undertaker, the "useless and lazy" Labrador Retriever is easily one of the best dogs and dog names in Tamil Cinema. It was Undertaker who at times provided better laughs than the rest of the cast.
I can't talk about character development when reviewing a film like Gurkha but I can't help it. So, here we go... In any movie, a character goes from Point A to Point B. This is that character's journey as the events of the movie transpire. In Gurkha, Point A is Yogi Babu, a jobless cop-wannable with a rude sense of humour and no consideration for grave situations. Point B is Yogi Babu, a mall security guard with a rude sense of humour and no consideration for grave situations. Looks like employment was the only thing that the character earned throughout this journey.
I talk about character journey because there has to be some point in the film where the protagonist becomes serious about the situation. His so-called "lover" (played by a woman of the Caucasian persuasion) is among the many held hostage. You'd expect Yogi Babu to get serious at some point in the film. No, he doesn't. He doesn't at all.
Undertaker, the "useless and lazy" Labrador Retriever is easily one of the best dogs and dog names in Tamil Cinema. It was Undertaker who at times provided better laughs than the rest of the cast.
See also
Awards | FAQ | User Ratings | External Reviews | Metacritic Reviews
