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Review
After almost a gap of five years, the Big B is here again to entertain his fans. This movie is Amitabh's come back vehicle. There are
some of his die-hard fans who would definitely watch this movie and there are those who believe that he owes it to them to revive that
old magic. Perhaps, someone else could create the magic - Karishma Kapoor, the reigning queen of Bollywood or the ageing yet gorgeous
Dimple Kapadia. Definitely not with their histronics (What, with Amitabh around, na na nare) but with their glamorous presence.
It is not too good a film. Again he is going back to the Dewaar days. There he is portraying the angry young man (or is it budda - no
offence meant) dancing his way and looking suave as ever.
Dr Ram Prasad Ghayal (Amitabh) is a surgeon whose scalpel proves to be a magic wand. He has a wife called Janaki (Dimple) and a
brother called Bharat. Bharat is in love with a dancing doll Renu (Karishma) whom the baddie's brother (Deepak Tijouri) also loves.
Bharat, an architect refuses to sign a power project involving heavy kickbacks and heavier displacement (with so many scams in the
air, what can one expect the plot to be). He is implicated in a plot and sent to jail. Unable to bear this humiliation, he commits
suicide and bhabi dies of the shock of losing her devar (brother-in-law). After the death of her lover Renu marries Deepak instead of
repenting her beloved's loss. Now is the time for our `Mrityudaata' to avenge the loss of his wife and his brother. He trades his
scalpel for a machine gun and apron for a commando coat and cap.
The songs are not all that inspiring except for `Na na na na naare...' which is picturised on Amitabh and the desi pop star Daler
Mehndi. Amitabh's fans will be in for disappointment, not with his performance but the way the subject is handled by the director -
Mehul Kumar