Singam Hindi Movie Review
Movie : Singam
Rating: 3.5/5
Cast : Ajay Devgn, Kajal Aggarwal, Prakash Raj, Ashok Saraf, Sachin Khedekar, Sonali Kulkarni, Anant Jog, Vijay Patkar, Jayant Sawarkar, Ashok Samarth
Music: Ajay Gogavale, Atul Gogavale
Cinematographer: Dudley
Banner: Reliance Entertainment
Language: Hindi
Director: Rohit Shetty
Release Date: July 22, 2011
Story:
A punch packed tale, the story is set on the backdrop of Shivgad, a village in the border of Maharashtra and Goa. Here lives Bajirao Singham (ajay), a tough and honest cop who is loved and respected by all in the village. A sequence of events happens and Bajirao is pitted against the powerful politician and criminal Jaykant (prakash raj). This leads to a clash and using his influence, Jaykant gets Bajirao transferred to his city. Bajirao also has a romantic side in the form of Kavya (kajal) who supports him. Meanwhile, Jaykant begins to make life miserable for Bajirao using his tactics. How Bajirao deals with them forms the rest of the story.
Presentation:
The director has come up with a known storyline and while the presentation was above average, the narrative was gripping. The dialogues were well written, the script was strong and the screenplay was effective. Background score was intense and three songs were very good. Cinematography was the highlight. Editing was sharp and trimmed the film in a right way. Action sequences deserve special mention. Costumes were appealing and elegant while the art department was apt. Ajay Devgn has come up with a riveting performance and he leaves an impression. Prakash Raj was equally intense and he scores the brownie points. Kajal Agarwal had a brief role but she made her presence felt. Ashok Saraf was entertaining, Sonali Kulkarni was nice, Sachin Khedekar failed to impress, Govind Namdeo was good, Sudanshu Pandey was effective. The others did their bit as required and added value to it.
Conclusion:
The film is the remake of the Kollywood hit ‘Singham’ and despite being a copy, there is enough nativity in it. While the first half goes about with the elements of action, comedy, romance, the second half is filled with enough twists and it culminates to a gripping climax. Technically and performance wise, the film scores in a big way and though the content is predictable, it is the execution which doesn’t leave any idle moment. At the box office, this has it all to appeal to the masses and commercial audience. Success looks imminent.
Musicmanchuria Verdict: Earthy and hard hitting, watch it!!
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