Finally Salman’s much awaited film Kick which is a remake of a Telugu film has been released . Check out the review of the film.
Director: Sajid Nadiadwala
Cast: Salman Khan, Jacqueline Fernandez, Randeep Hooda, Nawazuddin Siddhiqui, Mithun Chakrabarty, Sumona Chakravarti
Duration: 150 minutes
Story: Shaina (Jacqueline Fernandez),a psychiatrist meets her would-be husband, a police officer, Himanshu (Randeep Hooda) on a train journey to discuss their prospective marriage and get into knowing each other in order to decide the fate of their marriage proposal. This is when Shaina reveals many of her secrets including her previous relationship with an unconventional man Devil (Salman Khan). The movie goes into flashback and the action hero enters with a bang.
Devi Lal Singh,(Salman Khan) is a jobless man who can’t stick to a job simply because it’s too boring(he has changed 32 jobs because they were not exciting or adventurous) rather he prefers to get a kick out of doing things such as make a smoke bomb and a hologram device, help a couple elope, beat up eve teasers and he also turns into a one-man for Save the Sick Children Foundation but since he doesn’t work and therefore has no money to pay for their treatment, he becomes a thief who robs from the super-rich but only on festivals. .
Music: The album opens with the foot-tapping Jumme Ki Raat which is sung by Mika. There is another version of this song which is sung by Salman Khan. The song Hangover composed by Meet Bros Anjan features a brilliant assortment of instruments. Yo Yo Honey Singh’s ‘Yaar Na Miley’ featuring Jasmine is also a decent track. Tu Hi Tu is a beautiful composition by Himesh.
Why to watch: If you are Salman fan you should go and watch the film for its catchy dialogues, power packed action and for Siddiqui, who manages to have some fun as Devil’s arch nemesis.
Why to miss: if you are Salman fan then you just can’t miss this one as it’s a total paisa wasool entertainer in typical Salman style.
Special mention: A special mention about the dialogues and Salman’s performance.
Rating: 3.5/5
