Force | Making An Impact | The Critique

Force is a remake of Kakka Kakka. If we forget that and consider it to be a fresh sapling, its awesome. Truly awesome. Nishikant Kamat has done a stupendous job with a bunch of good technicians. This movie might not move you but definitely delivers what it promises, some powerful and rib-crunching action. Why I said 'rib-crunching', you will feel it in the climax.

Force has two layers. First, the romance between Yash and Maya. Genelia has been herself and was impressive in the peppy scenes. John tried to carry from New York but failed in a role that needed more facial flexibility. Both were very awkward in heavier scenes though pulled off the peppy ones pretty well. The second layer... Action. Remarkable is the word. You don't see this quality of action in Hindi Films. Crisp and hitting. As John's nemesis Vidyut is a revelation. He acts well and has an awesome physique. Mohnish Behl and the other cop (the bachelor one) were really good.

As I said, technically the movie is very good. Action sequences can numb your nerves and cinematography is commendable. Most of the scenes are copy from the original but treatment is impressive. If you haven't seen Kakka Kakka or Gharshana, you will be happily surprised. Music is weak. Yes, it is. Lyrics don't suit the soul of songs. Editing and direction is good. In simple words, easily something between two and half and three.

Written By: Sujoy Ghosh