Vidyut Jammwal’s
Bollywood debut, about a couple of years back was in a negative role in an
average movie called Force. But most
people thought that his performance was the one that stood out in the movie and
probably made it worth watching. That it
took him nearly 2 more years for his next movie was rather surprising.
Once again, Jammwal is the saving grace in an otherwise really average movie. The movie does start with a declaration (not disclaimer – because it seems a bit cocky) that all the stunts are performed by Vidyut himself without any effects except the shot where he is thrown off a cliff into the river. Extremely impressive I must say.
Once again, Jammwal is the saving grace in an otherwise really average movie. The movie does start with a declaration (not disclaimer – because it seems a bit cocky) that all the stunts are performed by Vidyut himself without any effects except the shot where he is thrown off a cliff into the river. Extremely impressive I must say.
And you will be
saying the same once you have seen this movie.
Captain Karanvir Dogra (Vidyut Jammwal) – as is very obvious – is a
commando in the Indian army. He is a
para commando. We are informed (by his commanding
officer through a super emotional dialogue) that these are the toughest
variety.
Karan’s chopper
crashes into Chinese territory and he is put through extreme torture that is
somewhat inspired from what Le Chiffre does to Bond in Casino Royale. After a year in captivity he is being sent
for execution in an open jeep with 3 fat Chinese army men who he disables with
consummate ease and makes his way back home.
Around the same
time, Simrit (Pooja Chopra) and her parents are being put through a lot of pain
by the local goon – AK (Jaideep Ahlawat) – who wants to marry her. AK is quite scary to say the least with eyes
that don’t have pupils (they are eerie white).
Obviously Simrit doesn’t want anything to do with it.
Unfortunately,
her decision to run away backfires. She
gets caught at the bus stand by AK’s goons.
Fortunately, Karan has also made his way to the same bus stand that
happens to be on the border town of Dilerkot.
The carnage that begins at the bus stand continues for the next ninety
minutes without any respite.
Guys who are
going with their girlfriends or wives need to be forewarned. Jammwal’s 8 packs will definitely give you a
complex and your companions will be drooling all over. So I suggest strongly that you watch this
movie with a gang of boys. There is
nothing much other than that and the stunts that you can look forward to.
The dialogues
are crappy as hell. There is little or
no use of screenplay or for that matter direction. Sometime down the movie, you begin to think
that the movie has probably been directed by Jammwal himself and that Dilip
Ghosh is his pseudonym. Pooja Chopra should
have been eliminated completely because she singlehandedly ruins the movie.
Overall,
Commando is a good solid action movie that can be enjoyed if you are not going
to use your brains. Probably the best
action movie that has been released in Bollywood for quite a while. Definitley
watchable. 5 on 10.
Watch the trailer
on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLIs-4oM3m4
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