Kaabil is one of the most awaited movie of Hrithik Roshan which is directed by Sanjay Gupta.
Kaabil is regular revenge drama with some fresh and interesting proceedings, which keep the viewers engaged right from the beginning till the end. The film feels too good to be true after a certain point. Sanjay Gupta tries and tells his story well.The climax is very interesting and emotional. The movie has all the commercial ingredients to impress all the classes of filmgoer. Hrithik Roshan is a delight to watch. He overdoes some bits, but is mostly believable. Hrithik takes a risk by breaking away from the norm and saying yes to a character like that of Rohan. He is blind but he doesn’t need your sympathy. He knows how to manage his way around, although several soapy dialogues take the edge away from Rohan. His chemistry with Yami Gautam will not make you hoot for the couple. Yami Gautam, on her part, is passable. The villains in the film, Rohit and Ronit Roy, ham their way through Kaabil. Maybe that makes it easier for the audience to clap and whistle when they are beaten around by Hrithik.
Credit where it is due, Kaabil is a thorough crowd-pleaser. Most of the applause and wolf-whistles are courtesy Hrithik Roshan, not the story or execution of Kaabil
Watch Kaabil for Hrithik Roshan, who deserves an extra star above the 1.5 to the film. There’s not much else in Kaabil.