GOOD - Saif Ali Khan as the rusty, raunchy "bakait" and Jimmy Sheirgill as composed, quick-witted "bakait", making a powerful duo of "political commandos"; the chemistry between Saif and Jimmy is outstanding (best moments of the film); the political satire is apt and in-the-face, you need to have prior knowledge to understand some of the dialogues like, "sata ke thoko", "saaye mein dhoop";
BAD - The screenplay is lethargic; the story has nothing new to present; the length of the film; the second half is as boring as entertaining the first half is; the climax is not so Dhulia-type and looks childish in a hurry to wrap up things.
FINAL WORD - BR has its moments, it's a performance and dialogue-based film which entertains you in the first half and bores you in the second (the reason may be a spoiler). Watch out only for Saif and Jimmy or if you're a Dhulia fan else, AVOIDABLE!
BAD - The screenplay is lethargic; the story has nothing new to present; the length of the film; the second half is as boring as entertaining the first half is; the climax is not so Dhulia-type and looks childish in a hurry to wrap up things.
FINAL WORD - BR has its moments, it's a performance and dialogue-based film which entertains you in the first half and bores you in the second (the reason may be a spoiler). Watch out only for Saif and Jimmy or if you're a Dhulia fan else, AVOIDABLE!
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