Krantiveer – The Revolution: Movie Review

Friday, June 25, 2010

Rate:1.8/5

Cast: Jahan Bloch, Samir Aftab, Adiya Singh Rajput, Harsh Rajput, Farida Jalal, Ranjeet, Govind Namdeo, Mukesh Tiwari and Aman Verma

The program follow-up super successful Krantiveer (1994), which was Nana Patek Best Actor, Krantiveer National Award - Revolution (KTC) is a modest attempt to re-patriotic fervor, which was the original.

Roshni (Jahan Bloch) is the daughter of the man, as the last revolution, Pratap Narayan Tilak and his wife (Nana Patekar and Dimple Kapadia). She, like her father wants to rid the nation of corruption and the evils of contemporary society. She gets a platform for participating in a television as an investigative journalist. It is hell bent on exposing all the frauds in the country, including trials of high-profile businessmen and ministers. With his friends Vishal (Samir Aftab). Goldie (Aditya Singh Rajput) and Uday (Harsh Rajput), she takes the crusade for success and at the end, despite the many odds

The only reason Krantiveer was a success, because KK Singh dialogues, Nana Patek direction and nature of Mehul Kumar. Singh is not at issue here, Nana does not work and film veteran, however, has made a sincere attempt fails. There is no direct relationship with the territory at any time 26/11 scenes of attacks, which are to climax. Although Mehul Kumar has tried to prove the authenticity of using the footage from 26 September 11 terrorist attacks, is to impress the public.

His daughter rookie Jahan was a long rant dialogue from the outset. Even if good faith is not it really works. Much is too much responsibility on his shoulders and less opportunity to rest. The newcomers Samir Aftab, Adiya Singh Rajput, Rajput difficult to put their sincere efforts. Senior actors like Ranjeet, Farida Jalal almost impossible to do more. Aman Verma at honcho Mukesh Tiwari, Govind Namdeo and playing dirty ministers are working well.

Music by Sachin-Jigar is passable and the songs "mere Khuda Khuda" and "Tera Aaya Chhote" anniversary working at the screen. But the songs' "Firangi Paani" and "Lau Jale" unnecessary. Cinematography and Editing do not meet standards.

Although this can not be an effort to go to the movies, the film appears as a genuine attempt to raise young Indians and clear that this corruption of our politics.