SIMMBA REVIEW :
Simmba might be remembered for the Best Ever Surprising Cameos in any Rohit Shetty Film. As promised it is a Perfect Mixture of Comedy, Romance, Emotions, Hit Songs, Mass Elements and true Blockbuster cameos by Ajay Devgn and Akshay Kumar. Ranveer Singh makes a Solid entry in Mass genre while Rohit manages to keep his standard on his own level. Along with the wholesome Entertainment package Simmba also tries to spread awareness on Sensitive topic like Rape cases happening in our nation giving the reference of Nirbhaya Incident.
Simmba is a Story of an Orphanage child who becomes a Cop, Sangram Bhalerao (Ranveer Singh) and he is dishonest to his Uniform, his job but loyal toward money and extortion. How he faces some painful incidents and that turns him into an Honest Cop, this entire journey is presented in Entertaining way. Ranveer does so much Overacting (Writing Mistake) in 1st half, the kiddish accent, the sloppy english he speaks might irritate you on alternate occassions. Then we see real Actor Ranveer in 2nd half, you see that anger, you feel the Rowdyness and you clap on his Dhaasu Dialogues plus machoism. Sara Ali Khan looks beautiful but has got very limited screenspace. Supporting cast includes Siddharth Jadhav, Ashutosh Rana, Vaidehi Parshurami, Neha Mahajan and many more marathi artists, is Fab. In negative roles Sonu Sood, Saurabh Gokhale are impressive. The best thing about Simmba is it's Script, why? Because it never goes illogical, it is sticked to the Logic, it is sticked to the Reality. The problem appears in Screenplay which is extra Lengthy, especially in 1st half, it could have been much more engaging or we can blame editing to the some extent for the same. Music is Amazing, all 3 hit songs 'Aankh Marey', 'Tere Bin' and 'Simmba' comes in the 1st half only to make the lengthy 1st energetic and then 'Mera Wala Dance' is End Credits song. Cinematography is good, action sequences are massy, punchlines have humour as well as slapstick one liners. Director Rohit Shetty has done what he is doing since years, he might have not hit the high level bar but he doesnt go too down either.
Overall, Simmba is a Good Entertainment Package to buy in festive weekend for the families. It had the chance to go to Singham Level (High Repeat Value and No Loo Breaks) but misses due to Screenplay and controlled vision of Director. Still, it is 2nd Best film after Singham of Rohit Shetty in Action genre, hence better than Singham Returns. It might have ended as an Average affair but the Trick of cameos by Rohit Shetty has worked big time. The way Ajay Devgn sets the screen on fire and Akshay Kumar surprises at the end, both the things uplifts the tempo in the 2nd half to End Simmba on a Very Good note and that makes you leave the auditorium with sufficient happiness. As far as Box Office is concerned, there should be no stopping in the Extended Weekend for Simmba and it will surely emerge 2nd or 3rd Biggest Grosser of Ranveer Singh. In the Sense, this is 6/10* film but i am adding 1* extra for the Dhamakedaar Cameos l, therefore 7/10* Go For it....
Simmba might be remembered for the Best Ever Surprising Cameos in any Rohit Shetty Film. As promised it is a Perfect Mixture of Comedy, Romance, Emotions, Hit Songs, Mass Elements and true Blockbuster cameos by Ajay Devgn and Akshay Kumar. Ranveer Singh makes a Solid entry in Mass genre while Rohit manages to keep his standard on his own level. Along with the wholesome Entertainment package Simmba also tries to spread awareness on Sensitive topic like Rape cases happening in our nation giving the reference of Nirbhaya Incident.
Simmba is a Story of an Orphanage child who becomes a Cop, Sangram Bhalerao (Ranveer Singh) and he is dishonest to his Uniform, his job but loyal toward money and extortion. How he faces some painful incidents and that turns him into an Honest Cop, this entire journey is presented in Entertaining way. Ranveer does so much Overacting (Writing Mistake) in 1st half, the kiddish accent, the sloppy english he speaks might irritate you on alternate occassions. Then we see real Actor Ranveer in 2nd half, you see that anger, you feel the Rowdyness and you clap on his Dhaasu Dialogues plus machoism. Sara Ali Khan looks beautiful but has got very limited screenspace. Supporting cast includes Siddharth Jadhav, Ashutosh Rana, Vaidehi Parshurami, Neha Mahajan and many more marathi artists, is Fab. In negative roles Sonu Sood, Saurabh Gokhale are impressive. The best thing about Simmba is it's Script, why? Because it never goes illogical, it is sticked to the Logic, it is sticked to the Reality. The problem appears in Screenplay which is extra Lengthy, especially in 1st half, it could have been much more engaging or we can blame editing to the some extent for the same. Music is Amazing, all 3 hit songs 'Aankh Marey', 'Tere Bin' and 'Simmba' comes in the 1st half only to make the lengthy 1st energetic and then 'Mera Wala Dance' is End Credits song. Cinematography is good, action sequences are massy, punchlines have humour as well as slapstick one liners. Director Rohit Shetty has done what he is doing since years, he might have not hit the high level bar but he doesnt go too down either.
Overall, Simmba is a Good Entertainment Package to buy in festive weekend for the families. It had the chance to go to Singham Level (High Repeat Value and No Loo Breaks) but misses due to Screenplay and controlled vision of Director. Still, it is 2nd Best film after Singham of Rohit Shetty in Action genre, hence better than Singham Returns. It might have ended as an Average affair but the Trick of cameos by Rohit Shetty has worked big time. The way Ajay Devgn sets the screen on fire and Akshay Kumar surprises at the end, both the things uplifts the tempo in the 2nd half to End Simmba on a Very Good note and that makes you leave the auditorium with sufficient happiness. As far as Box Office is concerned, there should be no stopping in the Extended Weekend for Simmba and it will surely emerge 2nd or 3rd Biggest Grosser of Ranveer Singh. In the Sense, this is 6/10* film but i am adding 1* extra for the Dhamakedaar Cameos l, therefore 7/10* Go For it....