If you are tired of watching stereotype Bollywood movies where you already know what will happen next, than go ahead for Ishqiya. Debutant film maker Abhishek Chaubey gives us a perfect what-will-happen-next kind of movie that will force you to think till the very last scene of the movie. Well, you cannot call this movie romantic and neither it is a fast pace action thriller, but with crisp story line and tight screenplay the movie gives you a different taste of Bollywood.
Once in a while comes a movie that questions your inner faith and conscience and troubles your mind and soul to do what is really right. I have always loved such movies that are really path-breaking and that has a strong script with powerful performances that is really worth watching. Road To Sangam is one such movie that looks really fresh and iconoclastic. Though, many movies have been produced that dwells on the topic of terrorism and it's ill-effects on the Muslim community, Road To Sangam sounds different to some extent.
Inspite of the not-so-good response I still went ahead and saw Veer not because I am a Salman Khan fan but because I was curious to see how the director has tried to narrate the story that Salman Khan has himself written around twenty years ago when he was shooting for his movie Baaghi. Well, what can I say, I was absolutely disappointed with the way the movie is made. Though, the story has some good points the overall construction of the story and screenplay is horrible and that is what will contribute to the failure of Veer at the box-office.
