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Aamir movie

Director:raj Kumar Gupta

Writer:Raj Kumar Gupta (story)

Release Date:6 June 2008 (India) more

Genre:Thriller more

Tagline:Kaun Kehta Hai, Aadmi Apni Kismat Khud Likhta Hai? (Who says that man scripts his own destiny by himself?




(Credited cast)

Vasan Bala ... Messenger at Airport

Jhilmil Hazrika ... Prostitute

Rajeev Khandelwal ... Aamir Ali

Gajraj Rao ... Chief

Director: Raj Kumar Gupta

Cast: Rajeev Khandelwal

Rating: ** ½

From the outset, Aamir starts off as an intriguing thriller about a common man forced into criminal exploitation in the course of a day. Aamir Ali (Rajeev Khandelwal) lands at the Mumbai airport only to discover that his family has been kidnapped and he has been turned scapegoat by an extremist group to indulge in a heinous crime. From there starts his journey in the beleaguered by-lanes of Mumbai city as he keeps running on the tunes of the terrorists with no clue about their stealthy mission. By the time he awakes to his assignment, realization strikes that he has been embroiled in a bombing conspiracy.

The basic premise of the film is engaging enough with its suspense-thriller setup. The screenplay adopts a blitzkrieg technique of uninterrupted bombardment of a series of scenes that are high, both, on the shock value and realistic treatment. But the thrills are backed on the much-exploited motive of the victimized Muslim that we have come across for the zillionth time this year post a slew of films like Black and White, Shaurya, Khuda Kay Liye, Hope and a Little Sugar that dealt with the issue on varying intensities. Though this one doesn't implement a moral outlook towards the issue till the climax and refrains from getting preachy, a déjà vu factor does seep in the script.

The disturbing camera movements by Alphonse Roy as well as the erratic background score by Amit Trivedi elevate the effect on a subconscious level. Filming sequences at actual locations from the lean lanes of Dongri to the shoddy guest houses of Bandra show Mumbai in an entirely different outlook. Director Raj Kumar Gupta refrains from resorting to the regular formula of a romance angle, song-n-dance track, item numbers, et al and attempts to tread a distinctive path.

But as the proceedings progress towards the climax, the film seems to lose fizz. Aamir suffers from the regular thriller setback of an interesting built-up but a lackluster culmination. Also a major blemish of the film is it fails to explain why Aamir was specifically chosen for the terrorist activity when the radical group having a deep network could have effortlessly employed any of their henchmen on the task. One wonders the relevance of a solitary flashback scene shot in London (or was it an excuse for the crew for an official foreign trip) which is as uncalled-for as the use of a single expletive that the film could have conveniently done without.

From the almost anonymous but able cast, Rajeev Khandelwal comes up with a restrained and natural performance of a troubled common man. Gajrao Rao comes up with an equally competent act as the vicious villain.

Aamir is opulent on ideation but is not as rich on execution and most importantly culmination.





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