DISHKIYAOON MOVIE REVIEW

Film:Dishkiyaoon(Hindi,2014)
Cast: Sunny Deol,Harman Baweja,Ayesha Khanna,Prashant Narayanan,Aditya Pancholi
Music : Palash Muchhal
Studio : Essential Sports & Media
Distributed by : Eros International
Director : Sanamjit Singh Talwar
Producers : Shilpa Shetty, Sunil Lulla
Release date: 28 March 2014
Watched Theater: Bhaskar Delux, Guntur.
Rating: 2 / 5

Sunny Deol and Ayesha Khanna New Bollywood Film Dishkiyaoon Movie Review:
You know you aren't needed back in the industry when you disappear and aren't remembered by anyone. As rude as this sounds but we wish it could've been made clear to Mr. Harman Baweja who hardly shows any sign of improvement in his comeback film after a long haul -Dishkiyaoon.

The movie happens to a maiden production venture by Shilpa Shetty which also stars Sunny Deol and except for the latter's presence there's hardly a reason why one should watch a apology of a screenplay as Dishkiyaoon.

Story:
Following an edgy childhood, Viki Kartoos (Harman Baweja) wants to make it big in the underworld. Under the mentoring of Mota Tony (Prashant Narayanan) Viki enters the underworld and aims to be known as the number one gangster in India. The movie traces his highs and lows of Viki Kartoss in the underbelly of Mumba.

Artists Performance:
Sunny Deol who attempts a Haryanvi character for the first time tries hard to do justice to a character that suffers mediocrity while debutant actress Ayesha Khanna lacks promise and appears to have only been kept for songs and all the commercial trappings.

Technical and Other Departments:
The screenplay, written by the director himself, has no proper emotional hook anywhere to make audience feel interested in it. Instead, it just drags and bore audience to death. The film ends up another attempt in presenting a slick film, without substance. This film deals only Commercial based elements. Music is Average.

Movie Analysis:
Directed by Sanamjit Singh Talwar, Dishkiyaoon still has a first half that may hold the attention of junkies of gangster flicks. The first half does depict an innovatively shot interaction between Sunny Deol and Harman Baweja as we are taken in the early life of Viki Kartoos, his psyche, his traumas and his indulgences, all while the two are inside bars much against your knowledge. But it's the second half which meanders into paths so meaningless that you are left exasperated.

It's high time filmmakers understand, going by the current trend at least, that the audience has actually become quite choosey about the films they watch and content is the key. Dishkiyaoon is an example of good packaging with shallow product which also is the case with its lead actor Harman Baweja who focuses more on highlighting his chiselled torso than his expressions.

Final View:
Throughout the film Viki Kartoos keeps reiterating his mantra that being smart is enough for him in his field, only if the makers could stick to the story in a similar fashion we would've had a far better film than Diskiyaoon. A complete shot in the dark.



















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