Two things caught my attention in this film. One is how stunning John Abraham’s handsome features are and two is how creative the director has been with his cinematography. I don’t like how the film begins...with a song number between Abraham and Chopra...and I further don’t like that Priyanka Chopra is narrarating a past event. It is charming, how the action begins with a cartoon...I thought that was a nice way to show Abraham as a hitman. Abraham’s boss in the film does a nice job, also...and I find that Priyanka Chopra’s acting just keeps getting better and better. She’s soon to be the Angelina Jolie of Bollywood. As for the film, itself, there are a few shocking elements...like the two drug lords being 1. a serial rapist and 2. a gay drag queen. Other than this...I actually didn’t understand anything about the particular individuals and why they were targets...but the scenes in which missions were accomplished were light and well-done. You never feel like it’s a drag to watch this film...the songs are not many. I believe it had about 4 songs. The film was reminiscent in some ways of Don’t Say A Word...in which Michael Douglas has to accomplish something while his wife was being held by the kidnappers. One scene which was startling was when he’s in the home of that family...after the shots are fired...and when that wooden wall comes down...that was a bit harsh...and obviously this is not a film for children.