Apne movie Review
Posted On Friday, July 06, 2007 at at 21:53 by rk rishikesh sinhaOften there are times when less treatment or over effort kills the very purpose for which it is being done. Such was the case, a tinge of over emphasis spoiling the whole broth with the chracterisation of the role of Dharmendra in the bollywood movie, Apne.
In the whole movie, it seems the director has not leaved any stone unturned to make out or project the unending apathy of Dharmendra’s life, at first by leveling him with doping charges, followed by son’s Sunny Deol denial to fulfill his father’s dream to participate in the international boxing arena despite being a successful business man; as it was not enough there was a bit turn and possibly an attempt to give a last and the final blow when his youngest son Bobby Deol failed in his effort to bring his father’s pride and depression by fighting against the Boxing World Champion, which takes him near to the jaws of death.
The movie is all about array of jolts in the life of Dharmendra, from which a sportsman like him never evolves. Now, the question arises, who at last takes him out of the never-ending slog.
For this to know, one who has to buy the ticket and watch the movie. Well, even if you miss the movie, there is nothing in the movie that will bring you again to the theatre.
In the movie, Big Boss winner Shilpa Shetty role is not creamy; there is no song picturised on her. But in the movie, actress Katrina Kaif has got a meaty role with a song picturized on her against Bobby Deol. I suppose Sunny Deol has a soft
feeling towards Shetty, for that reason she was asked to play the role. After all she has acted many times against our most hated person in the diary of police, Sunny Deol.
Well, to talk about Divya Dutta, her role if deleted would not have affected the story a bit. But she played that role that was perhaps insignificant.
Kiron Kher is brilliant yet again in a natural performance.
I wish if the movie was based on cricket or football and with good story build up, it would have been a good crowd puller. Although, I managed the ticket after one Cineplex ran out of ticket.
In the whole movie, it seems the director has not leaved any stone unturned to make out or project the unending apathy of Dharmendra’s life, at first by leveling him with doping charges, followed by son’s Sunny Deol denial to fulfill his father’s dream to participate in the international boxing arena despite being a successful business man; as it was not enough there was a bit turn and possibly an attempt to give a last and the final blow when his youngest son Bobby Deol failed in his effort to bring his father’s pride and depression by fighting against the Boxing World Champion, which takes him near to the jaws of death.
The movie is all about array of jolts in the life of Dharmendra, from which a sportsman like him never evolves. Now, the question arises, who at last takes him out of the never-ending slog.
For this to know, one who has to buy the ticket and watch the movie. Well, even if you miss the movie, there is nothing in the movie that will bring you again to the theatre.
In the movie, Big Boss winner Shilpa Shetty role is not creamy; there is no song picturised on her. But in the movie, actress Katrina Kaif has got a meaty role with a song picturized on her against Bobby Deol. I suppose Sunny Deol has a soft
feeling towards Shetty, for that reason she was asked to play the role. After all she has acted many times against our most hated person in the diary of police, Sunny Deol.Well, to talk about Divya Dutta, her role if deleted would not have affected the story a bit. But she played that role that was perhaps insignificant.
Kiron Kher is brilliant yet again in a natural performance.
I wish if the movie was based on cricket or football and with good story build up, it would have been a good crowd puller. Although, I managed the ticket after one Cineplex ran out of ticket.