SON OF SARDAAR REVIEW
Producer: Ajay Devgn (Ajay Devgn Ffilms), N R Pachisia, Pravin Talreja (YRV Infra & Media Pvt. Ltd.), Eros International and Viacom 18 Motion Pictures
Music: Himesh Reshamiya
Genre: Comedy
Censor Details: U/A (Hindi)
Synopsis: Jassi (Ajay Devgn) works for his friend (Salman) and his uncle in London. He receives a notification from his hometown in Punjab that states that he is about to inherit a piece of land.
Soon enough, Billoo (Sanjay Dutt) and his nephews (Mukul Dev, Vindu Dara Singh) realize that Ajay is the son of the killer and even want to kill Ajay, but there's a hitch. Ajay has entered their mansion as a guest (Sonakshi’s friend) and as per the tradition; all guests are to be treated as God.
Script Analysis: The story written by Ashwani Dhir and his team is a remake of a South Indian film and the difference here is that the story is set in the backdrop of Punjab. Coming to the point, the story is strictly average. Even if we look at it as a ‘Complete No-Brainer’, still it lacks the fun, which one had while watching a Golmaal or a Dabangg.
Screenplay is good as the film is short but a few unwanted dream sequences (songs, 3 in number) could have been reduced to 1-2. The dialogues are good and provide some entertainment to the viewers.
Direction and Music: Speaking about Direction, Ashwani Dhir is directing his 3rd film and his first big film. His skills have improved big time from the disastrous One Two Three and Not so bad Atithi…Tum Kab Jaoge. He could have made a much better film, had the storyline been better.
Talking about the music, it is already a Super hit. Composer Himesh Reshamiya has done a really fine job in the music department. Title Track, Raja Rani, Po Po and Bichdann are my picks from the album.
Star Performances: Ajay Devgn tries hard to be a funny Sardar but unfortunately he hasn’t performed to the potential that he possesses as an actor. Sonakshi Sinha wasn’t convincing at all. A few hits kick started her career but now she might get type casted in such Hero-Oriented films.
Sanjay Dutt did a convincing job as Billu and was a treat. Juhi Chawla also did a fine job but such characters come natural to her, having done a lot of Punjabi films. Mukul Dev was the surprise package and was a treat again to watch after a few convincing acts as the Punjabi Gunda.
Final Say: Son of Sardaar promises entertainment but only to a limited extent. First half is way better and second half is a big disappointment
Music: Himesh Reshamiya
Genre: Comedy
Censor Details: U/A (Hindi)
Synopsis: Jassi (Ajay Devgn) works for his friend (Salman) and his uncle in London. He receives a notification from his hometown in Punjab that states that he is about to inherit a piece of land.
Soon enough, Billoo (Sanjay Dutt) and his nephews (Mukul Dev, Vindu Dara Singh) realize that Ajay is the son of the killer and even want to kill Ajay, but there's a hitch. Ajay has entered their mansion as a guest (Sonakshi’s friend) and as per the tradition; all guests are to be treated as God.
Script Analysis: The story written by Ashwani Dhir and his team is a remake of a South Indian film and the difference here is that the story is set in the backdrop of Punjab. Coming to the point, the story is strictly average. Even if we look at it as a ‘Complete No-Brainer’, still it lacks the fun, which one had while watching a Golmaal or a Dabangg.
Screenplay is good as the film is short but a few unwanted dream sequences (songs, 3 in number) could have been reduced to 1-2. The dialogues are good and provide some entertainment to the viewers.
Direction and Music: Speaking about Direction, Ashwani Dhir is directing his 3rd film and his first big film. His skills have improved big time from the disastrous One Two Three and Not so bad Atithi…Tum Kab Jaoge. He could have made a much better film, had the storyline been better.
Talking about the music, it is already a Super hit. Composer Himesh Reshamiya has done a really fine job in the music department. Title Track, Raja Rani, Po Po and Bichdann are my picks from the album.
Star Performances: Ajay Devgn tries hard to be a funny Sardar but unfortunately he hasn’t performed to the potential that he possesses as an actor. Sonakshi Sinha wasn’t convincing at all. A few hits kick started her career but now she might get type casted in such Hero-Oriented films.
Sanjay Dutt did a convincing job as Billu and was a treat. Juhi Chawla also did a fine job but such characters come natural to her, having done a lot of Punjabi films. Mukul Dev was the surprise package and was a treat again to watch after a few convincing acts as the Punjabi Gunda.
Final Say: Son of Sardaar promises entertainment but only to a limited extent. First half is way better and second half is a big disappointment
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