In Raj Kumar Gupta’s underachieved last film No One Killed Jessica
– based on the Jessica Lal murder case – the killer Manu’s mother’s
character was sketched only for some comic relief. She appeared thrice
on screen, with only one line on her dialogue sheet. Now with this kind
of flair for comedy, I was already worried about Gupta’s outing in a
comic-thriller, given the trailers of Ghanchakkar itself, where
we find one such character again (with the same number of screen
appearances in the film). This fellow is a late night train commuter who
bumps into the goons with different vegetables in a bag. You see his
face, and then he disappears, and then you see him again. Okay, then
what? Well, for starters there is also Vidya Balan who punctuates every
sentence of hers with a “Hein?” Faking the Punjabi accent would’ve never seemed harder.
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1 comment:
i saw the moive last night, and there were many loop holes.would have been much better.
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