Raunak B

I had watched this movie with my dad in 2000, in Maratha Mandir. We liked the movie, specially performances of Sanjay Dutt and Manisha Koirala. After 19 years, I am watching the movie again. It isn't telecasted on TV much.

Good star cast and the film was good.

This show comes once in a week on weekends. That is why people don't even bother to see this show nowadays. Roadies isn't that burning as it was during Raghu. Yet there is a crazy fan following and people throng at audition venues every year.

In 2004 and 2005, cable operators used to run their own channels, and telecast new movies on Sunday nights. I could not watch this movie any further, it was so heavy on my heart. The child was having eye cancer, and was going to get his eyes removed. The grandfather has one day for his grandson, to show him the entire world. Next day is his operation, and he returns to his village with black googles.

It is better to see Deewaar instead of this movie. This theme is not at all useful in 2018. This movie looks and and the background score sounds as if it was on production since 2004, and it has borrowed its theme from 1970s and 1980s movie. The trailer looked as if there would be a tough rivalry between Manoj and John, but this "Bhai, tum sign karte ho ya nahi!", kind of theme makes the storyline worse.

Reading the reviews itself I stopped myself from hitting the theatre for this movie. But its good that the movie recovered its cost. Else it would had faced the same fate as Tubelight. One or two more flicks like this one, and Salman Khan's fall would start after which he only would be able to do supporting roles like Amitabh Bachchan or Rishi Kapoor.

The dialogues written are so funny that we can't stop laughing anytime.