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  No musical bonanza, no terrific dance performance with sensual moves (particularly by the heroine ), no mukkalaath, no heap up idealism from hero's part ------ Are aam public khaaye bhi to kya khaaye!!!!! Bhukhe pyaase rahe gaye sab ke sab. 😪😪 But the film is narrating our story for we faced Sharda, we faced Narda and many such scams. And we are turning our face away from the reality. What happens to the wretched lotted highly qualified people who mastermind these scams, we never want to know. Unfortunately Indian audiences are yet to mature to understand this kind of movies. The film deserves awards for script, acting, and music. The film appears to be inspired by Corporate and Babel in few sequences. All my best wishes. 👌👍🤞 It seems as if SAPF begins where Corporate ends. There Nishigandha Dasgupta loses the corporate game. Here Sandy Walia wins though she has to pay a huge penalty. But she succeeds to get the original criminals down to their knees. But vic

  Based on true events this is a thunderous ,high octane mass action film,John Abraham portrays Amartya Rao fearlessly with his Swag , Mahesh Manjrekar as Bhau is rock solid in the dark avatar and Emraan Hashmi steals the show in his cop avatar and puts up a dhamakedar show all together . The film has adrenaline pumping action, powerful dialouges and stylish sequences to laud with whistles and talis in the cinemas. The film is crisply edited and has great transition and flow, it puts light on the dark gangster era and how a common family man turns a ruthless gangster . Super Solid BGM adds to the rocking sequences in the film. The Cop Gangster face off between John & Emraan is something to look out for , they both excel big time ,production design is top notch , Bombay in its 80s is well designed and presented, the sets looks realistic except for the extensive use of yellow color filter. What falls short for the film is that the story of the film beautifully depicts an era but fail

A 'firangi' journalist (Alexx O'Nell) arrives in the village of Bagadpur. He wants to film such a 'shaadi', and so he ropes in Bhaura (Rajkummar Rao) and Kattanni (Varun Sharma) for assistance. The girl they pick is Roohi (Janhvi Kapoor), apparently a demure soul. It becomes clear soon enough that Roohi is not quite normal. The narrative sets up a bizarre tangle of love from this point that ought to have regaled. It doesn't, despite an early promise to build on what seems like a creepy entertainment quotient. The film never really comes alive. Hardik Mehta came into focus last year writing and directing the OTT-dropped film Kaamyaab, and then collaborating on the web series Paatal Lok as a scriptwriter. With Roohi, Mehta misses out on the ability to engage his audience the way he did with those earlier efforts. Roohi simply fails to intrigue. You get the feeling Mehta is way off the mark he set out to scale with this one. He is definitely funny in parts, but

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