Ek Villain Returns : Answer Who Is The Hero

By Agni Malhotra

 


           

Gautam, The Real Spirit Of Ek Villain Returns After The Victory of Real Love

( Source: www.bolywoodhungama.com )

The story of the movie is not totally bad or of low class. Far beyond the other common action films, here is an interesting thrilling and curiosity-inspiring story. The story of conflict between two villain-like roles is the core point, but the only one thing I found good amid the poor and hard-to-define in reality presentation. While there is violent things here and inapt presentation for showing the advancement of the story, there I found the chemistry of love and sympathy, which is between two 'Dil', which is yet 'Pura' in spite of left 'Adhoora' really excellent. And if there is any positive message, it comes indeed from Gautam, who although a reckless at first, eventually arises with his intense gaze resembling strong steadfastness empowered by pure love for Aarvi. However, at least, we found Arjun Kapoor declaring the concluding message in the movie which makes him the really powerful and strong, not by dint of mere physical or muscular strength but by dint of self-dedicated sympathetic love.


No doubt, the film lacks not mesmerizing songs. Shaamat and Dil runs amazingly. Naa tere bin does not touch greatly. Galliyan returns is enough. But, it must be said that there is faults in managing balance between music and scene. Truly speaking, regarding the chemistry between Aarvi and Gautam, Dil is excellent.


"Pyaar harta nahi, marta nahi."- the very same thing which Gautam's father too implied that there is no defeat for him who loves sympathetically. He wins ever!

He therefore defeats Bhairav's physical strengh because he has said," Maar de par uthta rahunga akhiri dam tak."

However, the character Gautam is a consolation or even a makeup for the loss caused by balanceless presentation. He can keep up the positiveness. Not the first half, but the latter half answers for these spontaneously. His steadfastness shines through his eyes more than through his body figure. Therefore I rate it 7 out of 10.

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  1. Agni MalhotraOctober 3, 2023 at 5:25 PM

    Film critics are being bewildered referring the quest as to Who is the Hero and Who the Villain is! Apt filmfans, show your thoughts too and help us in this task of complex formation, classic and unprecented movie style. I had learnt on news that friends in UK are quite enthusiastic about the movie. I wish to know their valuable judgments who have raised the movie to a remarkable hit level there!!!

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