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Its high time for bollywood that, there were no release of some masala movie. Nowdays, lots of permutation and combination movies are coming. Parwana tries to be different, but because ot its old print, things are odd for it.
Well, with lot of expectation I entered hall In D.Dun. Thinking of some bog blows given by Ajay Devgan in his previous release, Gaanga jaal.
Story:
The film tells the story of Ajay Devgan, a Robinhood type of fellow, who robs the rich to feed the poor. He finds himself entangled in a web created by a terrorist organisation, working for the cause of Kashmiris (puuf same: story again again:)
Leader [Sharat Saxena] believes in carnage and mayhem, so that it creates national headlines, thereby creating ripples on the international level. The leader is aided in his mission by the Commissioner of Police [Akhilendra Mishra], who acts as his puppet. How Parwana saves Mumbai from a major bomb blast forms the climax of the story. Writers Rajiv Kaul and Praful Parekh have chosen a story that’s as old as the hills.
Result:
To be honest, looking for anything original in the film is akin to finding a needle in a haystack.
BUt: wait for a second: With so many sub-plots in the film, it seems that the writers wanted to squeeze just about everything in the film, so as to cater to the popular tastes. But he certainly suceeds in some senses, only and that is strong part of GUN: ACTION: T
The stunts are the redeeming feature of this enterprise.
Others:
Ajay Devgan gives a sincere account of himself, but looks out of place in an movie story like this. Amisha Patel continues to be wooden. Pooja Batra has no role to talk off. Sadashiv Amrapurkar is good. Kader Khan is wasted in small role. Gulshan Grover is convincing. Akhilendra Mishra does an okay job. Sharat Saxena suffers due to a sketchy role. Pramod Moutho is so-so. Ketaki Dave does her Gujarati act yet again, but irritates. Jagdeep manages to raise a few laughs.
On the whole, PARWANA has nothing new to offer, but if U ARE AJAY DEVGAN ACTIONS FAN LIKE ME, DO WATCH IT, OR AT LEAST U CAN FAST FORWARD FOR ACTION SEQUENCES, WHICH ARE REALLY GREAT.