Raajneeti : Review

The movie is a compilation of brilliant individual performances with Manoj Bajpai standing out. Nana Patekar has the best role in the movie and he portrayed it with grace. His brilliance once again gave the moving a new dimension. Manoj Bajpai once again proves his worth with a stunning performance. He is one character that would move out with you from the movie. Ajay Devgan is good as always and deserves a mention whenever we talk about this movie. Katrina and Sarah complete the icing on the cake. Overall a good film. Having said so I would like to point out that Ranbeer is the lead actor in the movie but his role and his acting is overshadowed by some brilliant performances around him.

The movie does not have a very clear message that it wants to convey. It keeps the audience swinging between the different possible motives for creating the movie. One remarkable thing about the movie is that it keeps you glued to it with some complicated though interesting story. I enjoyed the movie though the general opinion was against me. I had walked into this movie having heard really bad reviews so I was not expecting anything from the movie but the movie did not dissappoint me a bit.

The movie is very intense and takes a bit of concentration to throughly enjoy the movie. It is not a light hearted movie that you can watch you tickle your funny bone. Prakash Jha very cleverly introduces action, sex and drama just to provide that masala touch to the movie which at times looked unnecassary and uncalled for. But overall it is a good movie if you take my personal call. I really enjoyed the role of Nana Patekar and really appreciated the role of Manoj Bajpai. I would say you should watch this movie and you may like it.