What has happened to RGV? I mean what the heck has happened to RGV?
Can someone please show him his classic movies 'Satya','Company','Sarkar','Naach' again lest he forgets what he truly does best? I mean it looks like he has given up thinking and has run out of ideas. Look at what he is trying to achieve by giving statements like "I am going to do more 'darna' series" after fully knowing the first two are HUGE duds at the box office.
Somehow with his mindless ventures the aura and the respect he commands starts slipping by and if he doesn't realize it sooner it is going to be a disaster. Disaster struck the moment Nisha Kothari entered the scene from the critically brandished "AAG". The sense of realism , a trademark of RGV, was missing. The first half of the movie goes in a frenzy pace capturing almost 3/4th of the original. Second half is so-and-so. Hell...I guess I can't say anymore about the movie. For the proof, try to get me the poster of the movie other than what you see in this post, I spent 15 minutes doing that. That speaks volumes for itself. And if you really care about some clue of how the movie is then go to indiafm.com.
As Ziya Us Salam summarised it perfectly, the director didn't have a clue as to who the target audience are - the "Sholay" loyalists, or the gen-next crowd. He just went nuts trying to compromise both and we landed up having a damp squib. Let this not movie signal the beginning of the end of the illustrious RGV career...
Lesson to be learnt: Some things are never meant to be touced....
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