Dally away! We are about to venture into a bailey of blandishing blood. The plethora of, ’*royalty will ride*’ us into a kingdom of a king;omitting the Kong I would gladly recant as to his character falls vastly short of "**actual anarchy**" and is replaced with baffling buffoonery.This involved incarcerating peasants, pilfering dams and mowing a decree of doctrine.
Simple question, ’*How does that make you a powerful plot?*’ one that rules over the land.This same charade has been chivied for at least a millennium of "**coup de etat’s**". Yet, the strumpets keep strumming once again. Provided a local lad of the farmers who becomes their all mighty erodes any enmity elapsed to his charge.
You seriously expect that to wager a perfect bargain-That too, after costuming the cool Hrithik Roshan in a villager frenzy and expect to get away with it. Naah! the effort erupted in the form of a slum cum slave scenario imagined on the frontier.The newcomer Pooja Hedge, doesn’t drive home the same to her advantage.Instead, with a drape of tribal tribute and sleekly long hair she just looks and smiles.I am afraid that doesn’t do enough to cast a creation like the one at the end.
Though praises should be given to Director and fantasy fanatic Ashutosh Gowariker, for attempting to take us back to a time where’*currency corrupted and trades tumbled*’. The lechery was lack-luster as presented by Ashu.Though few specks where not amiss!**Mohenjodaro** one of the prides of Indus-valley civilization and on the banks of their holy river Sindhu, bags a bleak outlook altogether.
The pacing of the film was too much aggravated by the Director. Then comes the phrase, ’*Sometimes you should listen to your gut feeling*’. The censor board doesn’t assist the film in any way whatsoever, cropping and chopping the mere rare entertainment.
My verdict for the film is, ’*make it a one time watch, but don’t broach*’.