Tezz Hindi Movie Review

Movie Review : Tezz Rating : 3.25 / 5 Banner : United 7 Entertainment, Eros Entertainment Cast : Ajay Devgn, Anil Kapoor, Zayed Khan, Boman Irani, Kangna Ranaut, Sameera Reddy, Mohanlal, Dominic Power, Jing Lusi and OthersMusic : Sajid-WajidCinematographer : Thiru Producer : Ratan Jain Director : Priyadarshan Released Date : April 27, 2012

Story : A gripping tale, the story begins with Akash Rana (ajay) who lives in the UK with his citizen wife Nikitha (kangna). However, Akash is an illegal citizen and in no time, this gets discovered. The authorities deport him back to India and after four years Akash emerges in UK but with a different plan in mind. He wants to take revenge for what happened to him and he teams up with former colleagues Adil Khan (zayed) and Megha (sameera). A bomb is planted in a train that passes through London. This gives tense moments for the railway traffic control officer Raina (boman) and also the anti-terrorism expert Arjun Khanna (anil kapoor). In the train is also the noted cop Shivan Nair (mohanlal) taking a prisoner along with his team. What happens from there forms the rest of the story. Presentation : The director has come up with a thrilling storyline and while the presentation was rich, the narrative was engaging. The dialogues were well written. The script was average but the screenplay was tight which kept a good momentum. Background score was good and two songs were picturized well. Cinematography was top notch. Editing was necessary at few places. Costumes were trendy and stylish while the art department was colorful and appealing. Ajay Devgn has given a stupendous performance, Anil Kapoor was excellent, Boman Irani was at his best again, Zayed Khan was good. Kangna Ranaut was cute while Sameera Reddy was hot and sexy. Mohanlal was brief but he was a showstealer. The others didn’t have much to do. Conclusion :Given the theme of the movie, one can easily connect to the umpteen number of Hollywood flicks which have come based on thriller genre. However, there is a slight difference in the packaging and presentation. While the first half goes about smoothly with the layering of the plot, the second half gets quite edgy with racy sequences and high octane action sequences. Of course, there are those occasional hiccups which mar the impact. Overall, this is a film which should be watched for the thrill factor than the content. At the box office, it has good chance of reaching success zone.    Verdict : Fast paced and racy, recommended