A three hour long movie about indian football's prime in the late 50s and early 60s, supported by somewhat above average performances and great visuals (especially of the sport)
The first half of the film is just about good, focussing mainly on collecting a team and setting up the politics within the football federation. However the film does waste alot of time on 2 things.
1. The antagonists scheming against Ajay's character
2. Ajay coughing
I mean, the second one…
Just rewatched it. I mean its a Sid Anand movie so I didn't really expect anything from it but it managed to surpass my expectations the second time around as well.
Hrithik's eyes are so bloody expressive that he just doesn't need dialogues in some places. Deepika and the antagonist (the hot one) both give underwhelming performances while Anil Kapoor manages to keep you engaged in some scenes.
Overall theek hi tha, some dialogues were pathetic but kya hi kar sakte hain
Watch it once just for the hell of it (and for some good action set pieces and the brilliant bgm)
A Knives Out-esque murder mystery but set in the Royal Delhi Club? You got it.
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Kunal Khemmu's directorial debut promised a crazy ride and that's what it delivers!
The plot primarily revolves around three friends who have been dreaming about going to goa since ages, however things go south and they get entangled with drug lords and well...? .... more.... drug.... lords?
Divyendu puts forth an honest performance, suitable for his character. Avinash Tiwari plays a calm and more rational version of an NRI working man. AND FINALLY... PRATIK- FUCKING-GANDHI. What a performance! He steals…
