Setup your folding stick to strike up that gangly bow; for it will shake and break your sloop to stow. Look for a damsel and for once, "Damn the dough".
Tell us your story now;you know how it goes.Let the corrupts creep up with some chipped in feminine sensual waltz, a bubble when blurted beeps something humorous without halts. Hahahaha! pardon! and most importantly moist these eyes staring at you. Surely, you can’t see them, but definitely you can feel them.
The above abstracts astutely sums up my experience that engulfed my outskirts.When I invaded this’weak but able’ man’s tensions.
He earned, he cooked, he slept and he unloaded.Just like others he wanted a bride to bloom his seed;and more importantly he wanted to’live and let live’. What else would you want from him? Oh yes! a story! off course! But isn’t a story something other than this?
His was just the same.Yet, who could imagine what befalls upon a man. A croaking carrion had him and his life cornered with shadows and shallows.Oh please! he doesn’t want your pity, just your peace with yourself.
For this observation to engross you further.Its better if you visit the nearest theater. Watch him dazzle, dribble and drive your emotions to a certain caricature.
A blind bloke Rohan Bhatnagar(Hrithik Roshan) quips some words here and there;while his nearest relative resorts to the ongoing notion of building up his betrothed life.So, she soon hooks him up with the ever-mesmerizing and beatific Supriya(Yami Gautam)(later a bhatnagar also). The pair’blurts the light of marriage’ and flings into an afflicted one.However, cat eyes get the best of beauty. When the vulnerable fish becomes his feeder. Bureaucracy cramps Rohan’s life, landing him in a pit with land mines and spiraling conundrum that leads to the local corporator Madhavrao Shellar(Ronit roy).
The film at the first 15, had taken me aback. The super fast-pace will let you loose your grip on the story. However, director Sanjay Gupta finally started milking the goodies right after that.Dodgy grip on camera proceedings and loosing a tad tracking of the plot were the utmost tumultuous time for him.
Kudos to actor Hrithik Roshan.Who doesn’t just strike a beat, he resonates a high-frequency sound that will usher for decades to come.Yami does a handy job along with Ronit and Rohit.
While, music director Rajesh roshan takes you back to the 90’s with his orchestra. Swivel your hips to the new’Saara Zamana’ beat and Urvashi Rautela.
Its a Hrithik movie, inspired from a few and entirely apart from them.Though, could it have been better?