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Director:Himel Ashraf
Stars:Shakib Khan, Courtney Coffey, Collin Chiucchini
Rajkumar movie review 2024
The way people gave negative reviews from outside changed completely after watching it in the cinema hall. It is a completely different story. This is the first time I got a different taste. Shakib Khan has changed himself further. Director Himel Ashraf has proved himself brilliantly. And let him do more movies where he can connect with people more beautifully. Arash Khan gave a strong enough performance. I didn't understand for a second that it was Arsh Khan. It has shown itself very well. It would have been better if Mahiya Mahi could have been given a little more focus at the last moment, but the film is the best.If Bollywood's perfectionist decided to go bald for his latest, Tollywood's badshah matched up the Ghajini gossip with a Lalu crop. If Aamir Khan is showing off his newlyacquired eight-packs, Prosenjit Chatterjee's Govinda-like comic capers in Rajkumar are attracting the housefull bug at single screens.
When Swapan Saha has the Rajkumar as the crowd puller, all other characters are reduced to mere props in the film. And with Saha's penchant for fight sequences, at the drop of a hat, the bloodshed, scheming, murder and politics start off pretty early.
Surjo Kanta Roy, is an affluent businessman who ties the knot with Mamata (Laboni) to care for his son, Rudra, born of his first marriage. Rudra, who grows up to be Abhishek harbours only hatred for his stepmom and stepsister Sumi (Swarnakamal). Incidentally, Mamata had a son, who grows up to be Rajkumar (Prosenjit). Mamata had denied Raj's existence to Surjo Kanta before marriage but as luck would have it, SurjoKanta, comes to know of it and also accepts him. With his own blood vying for a piece of his flesh and a large chunk of his property, Surjo Kanta makes a will where he has mentioned that after his death, his wealth will be looked after by Rajkumar for a certain period. After Surjo Kanta is killed, Rajkumar, the Class II qualified and owner of a cowshed comes to tame the unruly members of the Roy clan. After a series of Saridon popping sequences, Prosenjit's husky deliveries and Rajnikant like action, the climax is reached and Rajkumar's work is finally through.
And with that you reach the end of your three-hour torture session on Christmas. If the script wasn't painful enough, forgettable music by Ashok Bhadra executed by poor choreography makes you harp, 'What bada wrong have I done to deserve such punishment on bada din?' As Santa chooses to take a no comment stance on that, it's upto you to make up your minds - do you want to usher in the New Year with this bodo diner boro chhobi?
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