Cast: Salman Khan, Jacqueline Fernandez, Randeep Hooda and Nawazuddin Siddiqui Director: Sajid Nadiadwala Rating: **** What Its About: Salman Khan plays the role of the fun-loving Devilal whose only aim in life is to get a kick in whatever he does. A chance encounter with the Poland-based Shaina (Jacqueline) leaves him besotted. But the love story is short-lived because she cannot handle Devis lack of commitment. A year later, her family fixes her match with the no-nonsense cop Himanshu (Randeep Hooda) who has come to Poland to catch the one heist-master who has evaded him so far - Devil. Himanshu is convinced that Devil would be pulling off his biggest robbery soon. What happens when both Shaina and he realise that Devi and Devil are indeed the same person forms the rest of the story - with baddie Aslam (Nawaz) adding more thrills to the proceedings. Whats Hot: Sajid Nadiadwala chose an ambitious subject as his first directorial venture. Once you look past the minor hiccups, he delivers a knockout punch. The scale and grandeur of the film is on par with the Dhoom series. The action scenes are brilliantly choreographed - be it the chase sequences in Warsaw or the bike chasing in Delhi. Sajid manages to get Salman in his elements - we can see him enjoying himself thoroughly on screen. The love story between Devi and Shaina has its funny and endearing moments. Sajids biggest triumph is not letting the films pace drop at any point. He holds the reigns tight just like an experienced maker would. The climax elevates the film to a different level and thats what you take back home. Among the performances, Jacqueline sizzles and has great chemistry with Salman. Her solo dance act in Jumme Ki Raat is on Beyonce level. Randeep Hooda is almost like the films second hero and does a brilliant job. Nawazuddin is menacing and also brings in the laughs. You actually miss him when hes not on screen. The soul of Kick is Salman Khan - its like a one man show. He towers above everything else with his persona, style and attitude. Whats Not: The idea of a man doing things just for a kick had a bigger potential. Sadly, that part gets sidelined in the screenplay though being repeatedly mentioned. The first half is slow. Khans introduction scene is never ending. What To Do: Kick is non-stop entertainment and Salman Khan at his best. Dont miss it.
Posted on: Sat, 26 Jul 2014 05:34:20 +0000
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