When two biggest stars collide at the box office, there will be a lot of noise among their respective fans. The clash is just in between fans and not among stars as they respect each other’s work. Today marks the release of Shahrukh Khan’s Raees and Hrithik Roshan’s Kaabil. Directed by Sanjay Guptha which is produced by none other than Rakesh Roshan under his Filmkraft entertainment. Already, the promos and songs had created a lot of curiosity among audience and the team is super confident on the movie. It is about a revenge story where the two leads of the movie are blind. As it released into theatres today, let’s see how it works on us!
Story
Rohan Bhatnagar (Hrithik Roshan), a super talented dubbing artiste and Supriya Sharma (Yami Gautham), a pianist who have a well positive look towards their lives despite being blind fall for each other. They decide to marry each other. When they get hitched their love story turns sore as Supriya Sharma is raped by Amit Shellar, who is the brother of politician Madhavrao Shellar (Ronit Roy) and his friend Wasim. With the power he has, Madhavrao manipulates the investigation and makes the case unfavourable for Rohan Bhatnagar. This is where Rohan Bhatnagar decide to take revenge on them. How he take his vengeance form the rest of the story.
Cast and Performance
Hrithik Roshan as Rohan Bhatnagar is awesome and his performance as a blind guy is praiseworthy. He shines in every aspect of his character and it is definitely one of his best performances in his career. Yami Gautam is super as Supriya Sharma and is a delight to watch her with Hrithik Roshan on screen as they maintain superb chemistry between each other. Ronit Roy as Madhavrao Shellar is nice and delivers a fine performance. Narendhra Jha and Suresh Menon are good as police officers. All other artists are good for their roles.
Technical Departments
Songs composed by Rajesh Roshan are good to hear and they are enhanced well by Hrithik Roshan and Yami Gautham on screen. Background score is well composed and is apt for the movie and its emotion. Cinematography by Sudeep Chatterjee and Ayanka Bose is superb and they rendered delightful visuals on screen. Editing by Akiv Ali is crispy and good. Sound designed by Resul Pookuty is nice. Stunts and action sequences are well composed. Production values are apt for the film.
Highlights
- Hrithik Roshan’s performance
- Mind Games
- Cinematography
Minus
- Forced scenes in second half
Verdict
Kaabil is a film with a story of two blind and talented people who do not give time for their weaknesses to take over them. Their loves story is sweet and they make audience emote with them. We have seen many revenge dramas in past and this one particularly stands out for its fine performances and adrenaline rush mind games. This is a film of Hrithik Roshan who left his stardom at home and performed Rohan Bhatnagar on sets with so ease and convincing. He must be applauded for doing a film like this when he has so much of heroism in him for his looks and body. When Hrithik and Yami Gautham dance on screen we feel delighted with their moves and the mind games between Rohan and Madhavrao are well written and they are well applauded with whistles and shouts. There are a lot of whistle worthy moments in this film when we leave vfx work and some forced scenes. Director Sanjay Guptha who disappointed all with Aishwarya Rai’s comeback film Jazbaa is now in great form with Kaabil which do not disappoint. He has taken a lot of care in making this film interesting and racy. To sum up, watch this Kaabil to experience Hrithik’s finest performance.
