You’ll tip your hat to his tenacious turn as a challenged, resilient character who comes loaded with moving dialogue, emotionally-charged expressions, and cunning guile. Hrithik’s really the reason to see this finely directed, fast-paced flick. They shine as bad guys - and they’re perfect foils to our hero, Hrithik Roshan, one of India’s finest actors.
This spot-on 2-hour and 20-minute ride begins with Rohan and Supriya (played with simplistic grace by Yami Gautam), marrying one another, thus emoting, “two negatives can make a life positive,” the movie’s famous one-liner that’s currently the talk of India’s Tinsel Town.Ī cute chemistry quickly develops between husband and wife, and then Kaabil unfurls into an emotional ride, shifting gears from mushy love story to a noir-like revenge flick, which flows with hard-hitting action and dialogue.Īlong the way, you won’t be able to miss the villainous performances of Rohit and Ronit Roy, real-life brothers who play reel-life siblings in the film. It’s an awful storyline, but somehow manages to make for a provocative film with tear-jerking moments and riveting action scenes.
Kaabil isn’t a true story rather, it’s a fictional telling of a lonely man’s fight to avenge the brutal rape and suicide of his also visually challenged wife. The film follows the daring exploits of a blind young man, Rohan Bhatnagar (played by Hrithik), who has to fend for himself when the justice system fails to protect him. It seems 2017 has perhaps delivered its first blockbuster with Kaabil, an out-and-out winner, which rides high on the expanse and flair of Hrithik Roshan, its main lead.Īt its heart, Kaabil is a revenge drama, plain and simple. Films From India – Our Movie Review of KaabilĬast: Hrithik Roshan, Yami Gautam, Ronit Roy, and Rohit Roy
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