We start with an introduction to the protagonist Rohan’s ’senses’: Sound ( Hrithik Roshan speaks to someone on the phone) ; he eats and smells; he helps out a neighbour’s child to fix a bicycle by listening to its bell.
The child asks him how he can do all these things ( despite his visual impairment) , and Hrithik replies that it’s all about knowing the way in your head.
Rohan is a dubbing artiste for children’s cartoons. He listens to their English versions and does very cute Hindi animal impersonations.
Rohan soon meets Supriya or Su ( Yami Gautam) , who is also blind. They’re discussing marriage their marriage upon the pursual of a neighbour. She asks, "Do negatives positive kaise ho sakte hain? " After some cheesy dialogues, their marriage is fixed. ( If you decide to watch Kaabil, cheesy dialogues will be a part of the whole film) .
But there’s trouble in paradise — and it takes the form of Amit ( Rohit Roy) , the local thug.
At this point, Hrithik is doing a rather convincing portrayal of a visually impaired person while Yami seems to be struggling. Unfortunately, there’s virtually no chemistry between the lead pair. It seems quite forced at times.
Unlike ( in) the trailer, Hrithik’s acting comes across as very restrained.
Meanwhile, there’s a song-and-dance routine in store for Su and Rohan with ’Mon Amour’. The only thing Su and Rohan have in common so far is that they are visually impaired, their neighbour auntie wants them to marry, and they can dance with abandon. It’s not completely convincing.
so this was my review on kabil.Must see guys
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