Subhankar Ghosh

What happens when you create an image of a mean killing machine in an engrossing thriller and in the spin-off replace him with a typical middle aged family man, several kilos heavier, tounge tied , confused looking assassin....the plot falls flat on the face. There is a tectonic difference between the plot and the main character Bob Biswas.He is just not able to mingle with the story. Suspense, camera work, visuals, props are carefully selected and well sequenced. But the twist in the tale does not click. There is a small bit of thing missing in the movie which could have made it a block buster.

The only plus point in this movie - the fight sequence in the physio room. Predictable storyline and too many side-kicks with the main characters. ' Sajju' does not appear even as quarter as intimidating compared to a 'nukkad ka bhai'. Some of the props had a better role than the actors. Didn't quite understand that why most of the floors of a busy hospital is under renovation! Familiar sequences from Hollywood and JC movies used across the movie. In the end it is always the good guys who wins.