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Cast : Ram Charan Tej, Priyanka Chopra, Sanjay Dutt
Music : Meet Brothers
Director: Apoorva Lakhiya
Producer : Reliance Entertainments
Release Date : 6th September,2013
CBFC : U/A
RATING : 6.9/10
Story:
Vijay Khanna (Ram Charan) is a sincere police officer who is often transferred to different postings because of his upright attitude. He comes on a transfer to Mumbai where he comes across a police case in which Teja (Prakash Raj), an oil mafia don, is involved.
On a different track, Mala (Priyanka Chopra) is an NRI who is visiting Mumbai to attend a friend’s wedding and incidentally, she witnesses a murder involving Teja and his gang.
Mala ends up as the sole witness in this high profile murder case and soon enough Vijay approaches Mala to help him in cracking the case.
As Vijay starts digging deeper into the murder case, he comes across Sher Khan (Sanjay Dutt) who helps him in getting closer to Teja. The rest of the story is about how Vijay manages to crack the high profile case and put Teja behind the bars.
Positive Points:
Ram Charan Perfomance
Priyanka Glamour
Sanjay Dutt Attraction
Negative Points:
Screenplay
Music
Dont using praksh raj
Final:
Not Create Magic but shows angry
The movie is not as bad as the critics are making it out to be. The only things bad in the movie are music and editing. Placement of songs is worse. The story is quite different from the original and here the hero takes on oil mafia & oil smuggling. But screenplay is not that good and after the hero gets suspended the way he destroys the den of the oil mafia is handled irresponsibly & poorly but not as pathetic as Hrithik's Agneepath. Ram Charan is Ok as angry young man, his voice is suitable but a taller hero like Hrithik would look better in fights with Sanjubaba SherKhan. Dialogues are also good. Overall worth a watch but nothing to take back except if one is interested to know more about how the oil mafia works.
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