Sarkar Raj – Varma ka Asli show
The auteur of all time is back again with a striking blow that proves of his real piece of work. Of course, Take a lane back to his prior flick Ram Gopal Varma Ki Aag, it had a great and worst disaster on his part. Not did have any wallop on him and sooner with frustrated approach, he now makes a great comeback.
Less equivocally Sarkar was a deliberate inspiration and a tribute to Robert De Cappola’s The God Father. Perhaps, Bal Thackrey would have been his real life inspiration and posing with the attributes and gestures of Marlon Brando, Amitabh does make it up with his presence. Obviously, Al Pacino’s traces are more on Abhishek Bacchan…
On his attempt of making Sarkar Trilogy, Ram Gopal Varma comes up with an impressing storyline that happens to be a real life story. But, the sequel isn’t so impressive as Sarkar and you wanna know the reason… Come on, take a glimpse through synopsis and then we have something so strong to say on this flick.
Driving straight through politics, village conflicts and with no doubt a pakka heart-binding relationship between dad and son, the Sarkar Raj can be compared with a game of chess.
The flick centers on Anitha (Aishwarya Rai- Bacchan), a top-rated tycoon fleeting from London to India with an idea of setting up power plant in a village near Maharashtra. Subash Nagre (Amitabh Bacchan) is dead against this plan and refuses to support as that would affect the livelihood of 40,000 people. But his son Shankar (Abhishek Bacchan) convinces his father. Subash Nagre speaks about the benefit of this power plant project to village head Somji (Rajesh Shringapure) who is his close friend and Somji’s grandson Guru Rao Sahab. Well, things are done and Shankar together with Anitha kick-start the project without knowing that lots of political intervention is sure to put them down and its all to ensure the downfall of Nagre Family…
A dramatic tale in its first version and the sequel has lots of thrills and suspense that will keep you adhered to the screen till end. Absolutely, your guesses will keep continuing till the last moment who the real culprit is? But what makes you feel that Sarkar Raj in not as much impressing as its prequel is the second half. You tend to miss lots of actions over here in the latter part and it’s all about the dialogues and only dialogues. At few points, audiences are sure to get annoyed with these stuffs.
But there you have best technical team are there to sort out these nixes. Amit Rao’s enchanting cinematography will stick your eyes to the screen and hats off to Ram Gopal’s of lighting techniques. This combo make you love the watch the movie with a great visual treat…
The signature music that has the chanting of ‘Govinda Govinda’ has been well-tuned by Amar Mohile and these lines remain in your mind right throughout the running length of movie and even when you set out of theatres…
Getting on the lines of performance by star casts, Amitabh Bacchan and Abhishek have really churned their best spell and might be because of binding relationship they have got… unlike Katrina Kaif in the Sarkar, Aishwarya Rai remains with Abhishek right throughout the film and her performance is splendid indeed.
As a whole, Sarkar Raj is a must-watch movie and you will it to the peak. Hats off to Ram Gopal Varma has he has finally made up for his flaws in past… This is a fine flick and we are sure climax of the film implies there is gonna be next version too…
Like Francis De Coppola with God Father, Ram Gopal Varma is sure to make Sarkar Trilogy…
Keep guessing what would be the next theme…
Cast & Crew:
Production: Praveen Nischol, Ram Gopal Varma
Direction: Ram Gopal Varma
Starring: Amitabh Bachchan, Aishwarya Rai-Bachchan, Abhishek Bachchan, Tanishaa, Govind Namdeo, Sayaji Shinde, Dilip Prabhawalkar, Rajesh Shringapure and many others.
Background Music: Amar Mohile
Verdict: Fine treat for movie lovers…
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the one other movie i remember is fanaa were after the intial minutes where shayari or poety was a novelty ,it started sucking my brain`s off after a while,similarly in sarkar raj also the punch dailouge or one liner`s get on your nerves as after a while as this kind off conversation in initial stages is good for setting the characters but after it should be more natural in and more relevant too the plot as first few dailouges is good enough too get the fell and texture of character.this time around ramu has gone over safe and only used the formulas that where successfull in sarkar and not done anything new too take the movie too the next level making it look very similar in all aspects too sarkar making it almost a reapeat viewing off sarkar.as off for praise for the movies i feel its being over appretiated just because his last movie was AAG.i think ramu should stick too his gun and make new kind off cinema at which he is master at and i feel that ramu has confused the audience by the kind off climax the movie has that is there a scope off a trilogy or not and he should make it clear too audience that what plans he have about sarkar three at this stage itself as that would keep the audience interest alive and make them see sarkar raj .
Posted on June 13th, 2008 at 1:28 am
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