Comments on: Johnny Gaddar Movie Review

By: Jubin Cherian Titus

Jubin Cherian Titus — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 21:11:43 +0000

This is one of the very few Bollywood movies making absolute sense with the script. A one of a kind chase movie, the last of the better chase movie was Khaki. The movie’s success lies not in the suspense but in holding the viewer’s breadth till the last moment. But unfortunately the movie did not do good in box office. Maybe the audience has grown so used to usually illogical movies that they have failed to appreciate the real quality ones. Kudos to Sriram for making such a movie and Neil in his debut has excellef absolutely.

By: A.K.Bhatia

A.K.Bhatia — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 06:36:37 +0000

I rarely enjoy movies,but this was an exception.The movie is gripping and you are glued throughout.I have seen this movie yesterday only and feel it was worth one year’s wait.My best compliments to Mr Raghvan and wish he continue to give more good films in future too.

By: neeraj

neeraj — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 18:05:43 +0000

I totally agree ! After a long time, we see a film with sense and suspense, a well thought-out script and gripping screenplay. And when Shiva dies, there is no reason to suspect a murder, because it looks like he jumped out. Why would a ticket collector distinctly remember an average guy’s face, much less , connect it to an apparently obvious suicide. I think Police would have been crawling the place,but that is not the story. I think that would have dissipated the sequence. Plus, aren’t these people completely illegal in their business with a network of corrut police to cover up for them? Why is it a huge surprise that investigation teams didn’t come crawling into their homes because some goon died. I think the director chose to stick to focus on certain issues and not others. And made for some terrific viewing.

By: shanky

shanky — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 14:29:28 +0000

hey shrini, maan chill….finally you found a movie with a perfection, so now you are startled at the fact of your own logic like where is police, where is army!!!!!! they were involved in illegal activities thats y no one dared to call the polic or so!!! Even when Kalyan gets killed nobody doubts each other as they think he could have done that or for the best, they don’t give a damn to his reports and investigations!!! The masterpiece scene is when Dharam Paaji gets killed, totally shocking and unexpected.!!!!!! Brilliant movie. Mr. Raghvan, once more please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By: srini

srini — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 10:43:23 +0000

Where is the police Mr.Sriram Raghavan? Please don’t tell me that they were all sleeping thru the movie. In fact, the case is closed when shiva dies. The TTE has clearly seen vikram. The victim should have had traces of cloroform. And since there is no police in Mumbai, his ailing mother is not even informed. How come?

Generally, when someone dies, police go around talking to people known and close to him. And these five are buddies in crime, we are told in the beginning. And what about fingerprints? The killer leaves his fingerprints generously after each killing. But, since there is no police except in the first scene, the viewer also forgets about it. Not even when prakash is killed, does the police question anybody. Come on, give me a break.

A very convenient bypass by the director it would seem on retrospect bcos if this angle were to be covered, there would no movie?

Still, a very watchable movie, if you can forgive the above lapses. AFter all, we are a lawless land in reality.

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By: pawan panchal

pawan panchal — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 12:11:09 +0000

it is the best movi

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By: Pravin

Pravin — Wed, 03 Oct 2007 10:23:10 +0000

“An Excellent and Brilliant Suspense movie after the legend Vijay Anand.”