Story Idea - Yashvardhan (Jackie) is a legitimate businessman who runs a real estate empire in connivance with a power broker, Naina (Amrita Singh). His young son Ajay (Arjun Kappor) has grown up to be a real rascal. The 27-year-old is a reckless and violent sociopath who is more trouble to his fathers’ business than he is worth. In order to destroy Yashwardhan Singh, DCP Ravikanth (Rishi Kappor) tweaks out strings of his past. Replacing his heir Ajay, with his long lost son, Vishal.
As Vishal climbs up the ladder in his father’s business, the stakes rise as the bodies fall; the game that was already dirty and rigged from the start turns bloody. The game continues to see who wins the edge.
Performances - Arjun Kapoor is a double treat in his double role. Going by the knotty character he plays, it is commendable that he manages to deliver without faltering. Showing commendable promise in acting may be he doesn’t give a memorabilia, but he is one actor to look out for in the tinsel town.
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Rishi Kapoor plays his role shrewdly and managed to command power all through. In the role he had, it was easy to turn into rubble, but he praiseworthily manages well.
Debutant Sasheh Agha is all skin show and no prowess. She can’t emote and that’s her problem! Besides that beauty won’t take her far in Bollywood anymore!
Charm Factor - A well scripted story and a few mind-blowing performances! Director Atul Sabharwal evokes seething anger for not doing justice to the story he had. With a delicious premise like that, he barely manages to serve us anything beyond mediocrity. Trying to deal with too many subjects and points, he loses himself in the web of interpersonal relationships of his characters and the nail biting plot that he had.
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