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Shootout at Lokhandwala
Nilesh Raghuvanshi@nilesh.raghuvanshi
May 29, 2007 07:36 PM, 3924 Views
(Updated May 29, 2007)
Wrestling at Lokhandwala!

Yeah, you read it right…its not shootout…its wrestling at


lokhandwala because if I remember correctly 4 out of 6 gangsters were killed while


wrestling with super hero cops!


And yes, Apporva Lakhiya does it again what he does best


i.e.


Mumbai Se Aya Mera Dost  -


Utter Bullshit


Ek Ajnabi -


Frame by frame(and even dialogs) copy of Hollywood


classic Man On Fire…again…no credit to him


Shootout at Lokhandwala - Below Average


It looks like entire production house is confused with this


movie. These fools are trying to market the movie as based on real story and


saying that we did “extensive” research and they don’t have balls to show that


“Based on true story…” instead they come up with usual “All characters in this


story are fictitious…”…Blah Blah!


So that was my first shock. Then I understood what are songs


(all waste except Strings and Euphoria track) doing in this movies. This movie


shows how can some incompetent director spoil such a great plot…I missed you


Ram Gopal Verma!


Movie makes a stupid attempt at making it commercial by


badly mixing true story with usual Bollywood masala.


The Good:



Background


music rocks! Simply brilliant…it almost carries the film.


Amrita


Singh: Simply rocks as Maya’s mother. She excels as fearless, ruthless


women as well as scared and hopeless mother of a son who is under fire!


Award winning performance!


Vivek


Oberoi: As ruthless, fearless, cool


headed Maya he is awesome. His entry is best scenes in film.


Rohit


Roy: Next one who stands out amongst criminals. He delivers cracking


performance and excels in climax when he phones his parents.


Shabbir


Ahluwalia:  Brilliant and believable.


Sunil


Shetty: Delivers a sincere


performance


Arbaaz


Khan: Competent


Bacchan’s: Used well in small roles


The Bad:


Sanjay


Dutt:  I know I’m going to face


some criticism for this. OK, his styling is good but why is he behaving


like gangster…look at the way he walks. I expect much more from him. Why


carry a body language of a gangsters in cops role…sorry!


Tusshar


Kapoor: I know he is trying hard but poor guy simply don’t have an attitude


and body language of a gangster. Not believable at all!


The Ugly:


1.  There


was no scope of so many songs in movie. Go watch RGV’s Company! Useless stuff! And


yes gangsters should dance like gangsters. Go watch RGV’s Satya!


2.  I


guess instead of getting inspired from RGV’s Company, Satya.Approva is


inspired from Bhoot! Absolutely rubbish concept attached to much capable


Shabbir Ahluwalia’s role.


3.  So


many cops firing at building with so many bullets and still what we get to see


is our super hero cops are soon out of bullets and starts wrestling with


gangsters.


a. Sanjay


Dutt Vs. Vivek Oberai: Sanjay Dutt Wins!


b.  Sunil


Shetty Vs. Tusshar Kapoor: No


marks for guessing this!


c.  Arbaaz


Khan Vs. Shabbir Ahuwalia: Yeah Arbaaz


wins!


d.  Sunil


Shetty simply capters Aditya Lakhia and then Sanjay Dutt kills him in front of


press and public




  1. Gangsters




“visiting” cops and their families: Please don’t tell me that’s a true event!




  1. Rakhi




Sawant scene:     Should win an award for


most ridicules scene of the year!


Film is simply no no for most girls and children. Loads of


blood shed and bhoot’s too…LOL!


My advice to Approva Lakhia is please stop making films. You


are simply incompetent. Its just not you field.

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