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Like Akshay Kumar, John Abraham
has also chosen a path of patriotism to survive in the industry. And as a
producer, if you will notice all his recent movies has been based on the topics
which are related to country- either presenting a historical event of our
country or the prevalent conditions of corruption and system like his latest
production- Satyameva Jayate about which we are talking about. Satyameva Jayate
had released on this Independence Day alongwith Akshay Kumar’s Gold but yet
survived and managed to earn 80 crores which is a remarkable feat with no major
starcast.
Satyameva Jayate is a story of
revenge where the son kills biggest corrupt policemen across Mumbai City
because he wants to give justice to his father. Manoj Bajyapee enters the movie
in its first 30 minutes and since then, he is on the run behind this man who is
killing his colleagues but the chase goes on till the climax making this the
basic plot on which the movie runs. Reading this plot, you must be remembering
the era of Bachchan’s 70s and 80s when such story was the base of almost every
story. This is where the Satyameva Jayate as a movie gets stuck. It is talking
about the same thing in the same manner with new actors. That’s it. It is not
even conveyed in some more intellectual or thrilling manner. It is done just as
it has always been done since all these decades in the Hindi film industry.
Milap Zaveri has been someone who
is known for his sex comedies but it’s great to see him direct something very
different from his regular stuff. He has done a great job considering the
script that he had with him. The dialogues are superb. Disclaimer: They are
too-much even when a normal conversation is going on. The background score with
Sanskrit shlokas etc. gives boost to the violent and hero-winning scenes.
Disclaimer: They are so regularly used that in some scenes, you await when will
this music start and as per your expectation, it starts just right then. There
are many overdramatic scenes which could have been portrayed little
realistically. The flashback of protagonists’ childhood becomes irritating
after some time.
Saying all of this, the
performances are what makes this movie special- specially by John Abraham who
still carries very limited expressions throughout the movie yet impresses with
his body language and dialogue deliveries. Manoj Bajpai has given one of the
strong performances of his lifetime. He has given life in each and every scene
of his screen duration. He could have been explored more if writers could have
done magic with the twist they bring after the half-time of the movie but they
just let it go just like that. Overall, Satyameva Jayate is a family
entertainer with lack of logics in many scenes but would force you to whistle
in some scenes. I give this movie 3 stars.
Thanks.
ABHILASH RUHELA!!!
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