Emraan Hashmi Ghanchakkar Review
Ghanchakkar Movie Review,
When Sanju (Emraan Hashmi), a smoothly agreeable master safe cracker
intend to retire from a career in crime, he decides to team up with two
dangerous criminals to commit one last robbery. A bank robbery that will
ensure that he never has to worry about money again! Everything goes
according to plan at the same time in the very early hours of the
morning a bank vault is broken into and emptied of its contents that's
Rs. 35 crores! Sanju is given the task of secretly keeping the money
till things cool down and the gain can be divided. Two months later the
associates return to collect their share of the loot, on the contrary
Sanju refuses to even recognize them! What's the horrifying game Sanju
intend to play?
Ghanchakkar is a passionately excited way - out rollercoaster suspense ride that will surprise, shock as well entertain the audience at every moment.
"Ghanchakkar", starring Vidya Balan and Emraan Hashmi, is a way-out comedy involving a bank robbery, memory loss at the same time a loud Punjabi housewife. The director has attempted to highlight the ridiculousness of certain real human situations in this hard-headed urban comedy-thriller.
Sanjay Athray (Emraan) is a master safecracker who intend to retire from crime and therefore he takes a decision to team up with two criminals to commit one last robbery to make fast money. Sanjay is given the task of hiding the loot so that it could be divided into three shares. When two months later the accomplices return to collect their share of loot, Sanjay refuses to even recognize them. During the intervening time, Neetu Athray (Vidya), who is a kinky as well insane housewife brings into existence a peculiar situation for all three.
Rajkumar Gupta who has previously made films like No One Killed Jessica as well as Aamir is known for his intelligence. To simply question what makes a thriller unflawed? It is when the audiences don’t suffer from a single dull moment. Unfortunately Ghanchakkar cannot boast of that. The script despite a refreshing angle lacks a thunderous value of thrillers. Yet, the most critical addition is the story’s treatment that is rare. The fall are the pace and how the writer drawing from a few interesting characters cannot maintain the momentum of his story.
During the second half, the film gets repetitive as well with the number of false alarms excelling, a preoccupied with depressing sense of monotonous will slip. Nevertheless, the beauty of the story is in its unexpectedness and hasty vagueness. Furthermore, it is worthy of praise that Gupta’s vision allows humor to glow minus odd gestures and postures. It is appreciable how the humor doesn’t run out. Characters like the local train passenger, who is menaced, doesn’t seem unnecessary, making it more humorous. Nevertheless, one would not completely satisfied with the film’s story that’s largely twisty yet begins to shift towards complicated in the end. One would arise with little doubtful about whether the climax managed to save the film’s grace at all, yet the overall package might work out well.
Emraan Hashmi, as the lazy husband who loves his TV more than his biwi is perfect. He gets every mood and emotion of his character right! From his helpless frustration at his inability to determined information to his guarded tendency of doubting everyone, Hashmi is flawless at the same time distinct in expression. Personal to go with my favorite from the film is when he plans his new bigger and better television with childlike exultant joy!
Accompanying the most unfashionable
clothes, a offensively noisy Vidya Balan is first rate in her work. Her
confidence exude slowly through the slides. Involving little effort the
talented actress brings with simplicity the innumerable layers of
Neetu’s character while her dazzling volume everytime she says ‘hain?!’
will crack you up and her perfect Punjabi diction unite firmly her
facial appearance. Being the bahu who counterfeit her saas everytime she
calls or as the wife who throws away her husband’s food into the
dustbin simply due to the fact that he had the boldness to point out the
less salt in the dish brings out her noisily jolly side. On the
contrary, accompanied by equal perfection Balan delivers a brilliant
scene where she beats up the stupidity for attacking her husband. Being
in a lesser intense role this time, she gives an impossible-to-miss
performance!
The supporting actors Namit Das and Rajesh Sharma have expression of praise brilliantly as a duo. Bringing in the correct trace of notorious element they would be maintain to keep you laughing while they bash up our hero! Going with a good sense of comic timing, the film works off mainly from their considerable amount of performances!
Final Word:Ghanchakkar Movie Review Rajkumar Gupta’s Ghanchakkar undoubtedly is far from perfect. Yet it is both overpowering as well as challenging. Boldly making a unique film that refuses to enhance out ready made thriller, expect this one to shock emotionally your gray matter. The film’s performances are debauched, especially that of Vidya Balan and Emraan Hashmi. I would be going with 3 star out of 5 for Ghanchakkar. It could have been a better film yet it still impresses as a exciting at the same time engaging comic-suspense thriller.
Ghanchakkar Releases on 28th June 2013
We are eager to know your experience of watching Ghanchakkar.
(AW:Samrat Biswas)
- Film : Ghanchakkar
- Producer : Ronnie Screwvala, Siddharth Roy Kapur
- Director : Raj Kumar Gupta
- Star Cast : Emraan Hashmi, Vidya Balan, Rajesh Sharma, Namit Das...
- Music Director : Amit Trivedi
- Rating :
3
Ghanchakkar is a passionately excited way - out rollercoaster suspense ride that will surprise, shock as well entertain the audience at every moment.
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Average Movie Rating
3
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Story :
Filmmaker Rajkumar Gupta's first two films such as thrillers "Aamir" and "No One Killed Jessica" resulted in making critics stand up and take notice. For his third one, Gupta decided to switch genres and make a comedy."Ghanchakkar", starring Vidya Balan and Emraan Hashmi, is a way-out comedy involving a bank robbery, memory loss at the same time a loud Punjabi housewife. The director has attempted to highlight the ridiculousness of certain real human situations in this hard-headed urban comedy-thriller.
Sanjay Athray (Emraan) is a master safecracker who intend to retire from crime and therefore he takes a decision to team up with two criminals to commit one last robbery to make fast money. Sanjay is given the task of hiding the loot so that it could be divided into three shares. When two months later the accomplices return to collect their share of loot, Sanjay refuses to even recognize them. During the intervening time, Neetu Athray (Vidya), who is a kinky as well insane housewife brings into existence a peculiar situation for all three.
Analysis :
Rajkumar Gupta who has previously made films like No One Killed Jessica as well as Aamir is known for his intelligence. To simply question what makes a thriller unflawed? It is when the audiences don’t suffer from a single dull moment. Unfortunately Ghanchakkar cannot boast of that. The script despite a refreshing angle lacks a thunderous value of thrillers. Yet, the most critical addition is the story’s treatment that is rare. The fall are the pace and how the writer drawing from a few interesting characters cannot maintain the momentum of his story.
During the second half, the film gets repetitive as well with the number of false alarms excelling, a preoccupied with depressing sense of monotonous will slip. Nevertheless, the beauty of the story is in its unexpectedness and hasty vagueness. Furthermore, it is worthy of praise that Gupta’s vision allows humor to glow minus odd gestures and postures. It is appreciable how the humor doesn’t run out. Characters like the local train passenger, who is menaced, doesn’t seem unnecessary, making it more humorous. Nevertheless, one would not completely satisfied with the film’s story that’s largely twisty yet begins to shift towards complicated in the end. One would arise with little doubtful about whether the climax managed to save the film’s grace at all, yet the overall package might work out well.
Performance :
Emraan Hashmi, as the lazy husband who loves his TV more than his biwi is perfect. He gets every mood and emotion of his character right! From his helpless frustration at his inability to determined information to his guarded tendency of doubting everyone, Hashmi is flawless at the same time distinct in expression. Personal to go with my favorite from the film is when he plans his new bigger and better television with childlike exultant joy!
The supporting actors Namit Das and Rajesh Sharma have expression of praise brilliantly as a duo. Bringing in the correct trace of notorious element they would be maintain to keep you laughing while they bash up our hero! Going with a good sense of comic timing, the film works off mainly from their considerable amount of performances!
Final Word:Ghanchakkar Movie Review Rajkumar Gupta’s Ghanchakkar undoubtedly is far from perfect. Yet it is both overpowering as well as challenging. Boldly making a unique film that refuses to enhance out ready made thriller, expect this one to shock emotionally your gray matter. The film’s performances are debauched, especially that of Vidya Balan and Emraan Hashmi. I would be going with 3 star out of 5 for Ghanchakkar. It could have been a better film yet it still impresses as a exciting at the same time engaging comic-suspense thriller.
Ghanchakkar Releases on 28th June 2013
We are eager to know your experience of watching Ghanchakkar.
(AW:Samrat Biswas)
One
could point out too many loopholes in the narrative. Yet before one
could begin, there’s the most important part that a tad bit tauter
execution could have done wonders to the film! The slashing wrists
business was an ultimate spoiler for oneself! Slapping for fun and
‘consistent stalking’ being a quintessential element for dating was
plain illogical. The second part of the film almost drowned under the
undue weight of its slimly researched political aspect of the plot.
Nevertheless, there were too many genuinely funny bits that will
invariably crack you up! The analysis of ‘Bhai Tum Chor kaise Bane’ had
me rolling. The film’s vision was unquestionably refreshing, but with
the screenplay becoming increasingly jerky post interval shows the lack
of smoothness in director’s translation of the script! I genuinely felt
that I had slept off and woke up to find the story not making sense
anymore, like it wasn’t even the same film at all.
Dhanush
has in him the Superstar persona. He performs with clever and quenching
mirth. With unmatched energy, the man does stand out solidly. Though
his diction fails, the innocence in his work and the naivety he gets in
Kunder is laudable.
