D-Day Movie Review
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D-Day is a 2013 Indian crime-thriller film co-produced by DAR motion pictures and Emmay Entertainment Private Limited. The D-Day Movie Review
for the film which is releasing on July 19, 2013 is the next
directorial offer from Nikhil Advani, starring Arjun Rampal, Rishi
Kapoor, Irrfan Khan, Shruti Haasan, Sandeep Kulkarni and Huma Qureshi in
the lead roles.
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The script of this courageous thriller is based on the lines of Zero Dark Thirty, naturally sketching it on an Indianized canvas; the film is 2 hours plus of sheer edge-of-your-seat thrill. Generally throughout the story sticks to being purely artistic even as its indulge in nail biting action. Accompanied by emotionally distressing strain as well as splitting, the story of D-Day furthers with the lives of 4 war heroes who are on a mission ala ‘The Charge of The Light Brigade’.
This
high octave action films depends heavily on the power of acting of its
actors to genuinely carry on with justification for their crucial role
and its subject.
This high octave action films depends heavily on the power of acting of its actors to genuinely carry on with justification for their crucial role and its subject.
Rishi Kapoor as Goldman, the man fashion on the iconic underworld character Dawood Ibrahim arrives with the enigma that his name is meant to convey.
Irrfan as Wali Khan is unexceptionably wonderful both in his soft situations as well as the high drama ones. How in a matter of one simple film this man has in his role such diverse hues is unimaginable.
Arjun Rampal has evolved for the better as an actor. His absolutely trustworthy personality and his portrayal that has hints of both acute distress and strength is what makes him stand out irrespective of the presence of more powerful actors.
Huma Qureshi tackles her part with gusto and as compared to her role in the recent Ek Thi Daayan, she is light years ahead. A female soldier whose sacrifices are way beyond merely putting her life on stake, Qureshi’s strength is in her simplistic acting.
Sriswara as Irrfan’s wife is an excellent actress who known the right mode to make vigorous her role. Her chemistry with Irrfan is so adorable-ish, that your heart goes out to her helplessness!
Shruti Haasan as an actress is obviously great, but her character is quite misplaced.
Final Word:Nikhil
Advani’s D-Day is by far one of the India’s most demonstrated
appreciable high octave action films, which has a charming
interpretation in terms of an emotional plot. Evoking curiosity through
performances and the minacious story makes for corrupt variety. I am
genuinely rating D-Day with 3.5 for its extraordinary storytelling
caliber that will leave you speechless and overwhelmed.
D Day released on 19th July, 2013.
D-Day Movie Review Kindly share with us your experience of watching D Day.
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- Film : D-Day
- Producer : Monisha Advani, Arun Rangachari, Madhu Bhojwani, Vivek Rangachari
- Director : Nikhil Advani
- Star Cast : Arjun Rampal, Irrfan Khan, Rishi Kapoor, Shruti Haasan, Huma Qureshi...
- Music Director : Shankar Mahadevan, Ehsaan Noorani, Loy Mendonsa
- Rating :
3.5
Other Ratings
Average Movie Rating
AVG: 
3.5
3.5Sify
5Irrfan's character identifies
About the enforced extradition of a Dawood-like gangster.
Deccan
Not Yet RatedThe Times of India
3.5D-Day is explosiveBharatStudent
Not Yet RatedRediff
4When the day of executing
Story :
2013 Indian crime-thriller film D-Day is the story of four unassuming protagonists, all with varying back stories and a common mission that brings them together on foreign soil to execute one such mission. It explores their journey, their choices, their loss, their victory.Analysis :
The script of this courageous thriller is based on the lines of Zero Dark Thirty, naturally sketching it on an Indianized canvas; the film is 2 hours plus of sheer edge-of-your-seat thrill. Generally throughout the story sticks to being purely artistic even as its indulge in nail biting action. Accompanied by emotionally distressing strain as well as splitting, the story of D-Day furthers with the lives of 4 war heroes who are on a mission ala ‘The Charge of The Light Brigade’.
Performance :
This
high octave action films depends heavily on the power of acting of its
actors to genuinely carry on with justification for their crucial role
and its subject.This high octave action films depends heavily on the power of acting of its actors to genuinely carry on with justification for their crucial role and its subject.
Rishi Kapoor as Goldman, the man fashion on the iconic underworld character Dawood Ibrahim arrives with the enigma that his name is meant to convey.
Irrfan as Wali Khan is unexceptionably wonderful both in his soft situations as well as the high drama ones. How in a matter of one simple film this man has in his role such diverse hues is unimaginable.
Arjun Rampal has evolved for the better as an actor. His absolutely trustworthy personality and his portrayal that has hints of both acute distress and strength is what makes him stand out irrespective of the presence of more powerful actors.
Huma Qureshi tackles her part with gusto and as compared to her role in the recent Ek Thi Daayan, she is light years ahead. A female soldier whose sacrifices are way beyond merely putting her life on stake, Qureshi’s strength is in her simplistic acting.
Sriswara as Irrfan’s wife is an excellent actress who known the right mode to make vigorous her role. Her chemistry with Irrfan is so adorable-ish, that your heart goes out to her helplessness!
Shruti Haasan as an actress is obviously great, but her character is quite misplaced.
D Day released on 19th July, 2013.
D-Day Movie Review Kindly share with us your experience of watching D Day.
(AW:Samrat Biswas)
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