Luck – Not so lucky!

As the name suggests, one needs truck-loads of LUCK to survive this film. You know that it’s the usual bollywood impact that the director has tried his hands on when the movie starts with a couple of blindfolded men, Sanju Baba among the lot, scooting across several railway lines right when all the trains zip and makes you grip the edge of the seat. But as expected, Sanju Baba, being the luckiest of them all, survives it while everyone else gets knocked off one by one. I mean, what the luck was that?? It is quite impressive in the beginning when you have no idea about the movie at all. As the story unfolds, one tends to get bored beyond imagination. 

Imran Khan, the heartthrob of sweet lil’ innocent girls(including me) has been successful in giving yet another flop. Kudos! His earlier film, Kidnap also featured Sanju Baba and I am guessing they don’t share a lucky partnership. Tinsel town’s new girl, Shruthi Hassan fails miserably in dialogue delivery and looks more like a dead woman walking around in s*** low-waist leather pants showing off her tattu(s)<tattoos>.

Chitrashi and Mithun Chakraborty were the only two who have done justice to their roles and made the movie a ‘teeny weeny’ bit bearable. Ravi Kishan in the role of psychopathic ring killer seems to be more like a joker from the circus giving his oh-my-god-that-was-so-scary laughs..

On the whole, this is a waste-o’-time movie for which I paid 120 bucks(tickets alone) plus 150 bucks for the popcorn and coke.

Luckily, I kept my brains at home this time around.

~ by princesss on August 14, 2009.