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I do not think anyone is a bigger
fan of post-2000 Amitabh Bachchan than me. Since, he returned back in the
industry with his white French beard, I have always looked forward to his films
because of his Godly and divine presence in the movies. I remember when in
2005, Sarkar got released, I was in 10th std. and I loved the
character so much that every time a friend visited my home, I would ask them to
see the movie with me because Amitabh Bachchan performed at his best in it. He
was flawless, perfect, divine, and grand and in a role that best suited him.
Even the rising of Abhishek Bachchan was nicely imbibed in the movie which made
even his acting look good. I didn’t like Sarkar Raj as much as I liked Sarkar.
And now after 12 years since the 1st part of the series released,
Sarkar 3 got released and how wonderful it is to watch Bachchan in the same
avatar with which he marked his presence in 2005.
The story in S3 moves more
internal than external just like the 1st part where the two brothers
are always at loggerheads against each other. Here, in this movie, takes entry
the grandson of Sarkaar (the son of his eldest son, played by KK Menon in
Sarkar). He loves and hates Sarkar equally but still wants to work with him as
a team. He is quite aggressive and eyes to become the one after Sarkar. But the
problem is that Sarkar already has a confidential and lieutenant in the form of
Gokul (played by Ronit Roy) who seems to be the next after Sarkar to everyone.
Here starts the ego clash between the grandson and Gokul which makes the life
of Sarkar troublesome.
The first half of the movie is
about showing Sarkar in his terrific form still after the death of both his
sons. He is still the same aggressive old man irrespective of all the tragedies
that he has in his heart. He does not shy away from saying “NO” on the face of
the person who is complimenting him from the last 15 minutes. The movie is a
thriller which opens all the facts in the end. The climax is not that much of a
shocker but it isn’t fully predictable too. RGV should be applauded for
bringing together such a cast which we do not see much nowadays in Bollywood.
The first scene of Manoj Bajpayee is so magical that you can’t forget it even
after finishing the movie. Jackie Shroff, Amit Sadh are just fine in their
role. Ronit Roy has given one of his power-packed performances. Yami Gautam
looks extremely beautiful and does okay with her role. Rest all the actors have
contributed well.
The background music of
Govinda-Govinda still makes you feel goose bumps. The camera angle still makes
you feel scared of what the next step is all going to be about. The only
problem is that the villains in this movie are more funny than evil which makes
the task of Sarkar look very easy when compared to the first two parts. That’s the
only reason why Sarkar 3 is not that effective irrespective of being what it
should have been. RGV looks in his touch with this movie and you can expect his
great return very soon. Overall, Sarkar 3 is a good one-time watch but does not
have repeat value like the first one in the series. I give this movie 3 star
out of 5.
Thanks.
ABHILASH RUHELA!!! 
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