The
expectations
of
the
movie
goers
about
director
Prashant
Chadha's
latest
movie
Aazaan
suddenly
went
up
after
Bollywood
Superstar
Shahrukh
Khan
introduced
actor
Sachiin
Joshi
and
his
movie
in
IIFA
2011
in
Toronto.
The
movie
surely
lives
upto
their
expectations
and
it
offers
something
extra-ordinary
in
the
action
genre.
Aazaan
is
an
espionage
thriller
and
the
action
sequences,
which
lack
flamboyance,
are
the
major
highlight
of
the
movie.
It
is
the
best
action
movie
shot
ever
in
India.
Sachiin
Joshi's
performance,
Salim-Suleman's
music,
Axel
Fischer's
stunning
camera
work
and
Shubra
Swaroop's
screenplay
are
other
attractions
of
the
film.
The
movie
is
all
about
a
tormented-Muslim
secret
agent
Aazaan,
who
sets
out
on
to
save
his
country
and
his
brother.
The
movie
is
in
par
with
Hollywood
standards
in
many
aspects
like
action,
screenplay.
In
the
beginning,
Aazaan
appears
like
a
beautiful
journey,
but
it
soon
turns
more
foggy.
Prashant
Chadha
has
a
very
gripping
narration
and
he
goes
beyond
the
predictions
of
viewers
in
every
scene.
Although
different
characters
speak
various
languages
like
Hebrew
and
French,
the
director
has
managed
that
these
languages
do
not
divert
the
attention
of
the
audience.
Aazaan
Khan
is
an
Indian
army
officer,
who
has
Afghan
origin.
He
is
trained
at
the
NDA
and
is
working
as
a
secret
agent
for
RAW
(Research
and
Analysis
Wing).
He
goes
undercover
to
find
out
information
to
save
the
country,
when
India
faces
the
threat
of
lethal
virus
attack.
Meanwhile,
he
is
also
on
mission
to
find
his
missing
brother,
who
is
now
involved
in
terrorists'
biological
warfare.
How
Aazaan
saves
the
country
and
his
brother
will
form
the
interesting
portion
of
the
film.
The
director
could
have
selected
dynamic
actor
like
Hrithik
Roshan
for
the
hero
role.
But
this
does
not
mean
that
Sachiin
Joshi
has
not
performed
well.
He
done
a
wonderful
job
in
all
kinds
of
sequences.
Candice
Boucher
is
also
good
in
her
role
and
she
is
a
feast
to
the
eyes
of
pranksters.
Prashanth
Chadha
does
not
seem
to
have
used
the
actors
like
Sarita
Choudhary,
Dalip
Tahil
and
Ravi
Kissen
in
proper
way.
In
the
technical
front,
Salim-Suleman's
background
music
is
the
major
attraction.
Their
composition
of
songs
is
also
good
and
the
placement
of
songs
is
also
okay.
Axel
Fischer's
cinematography
is
a
visual
treat.
The
action
of
film
moves
from
Morocco
to
Germany
to
Hong
Kong
and
Poland
and
he
has
captured
this
movement
in
a
brilliant
way.
Dialogues
are
also
commendable
and
they
evokes
the
sense
of
patriotism.
Overall,
Prashant
Chadha
has
set
a
Hollywood
trend
in
Indian
action
thriller
with
his
latest
movie
Aazaan,
which
is
a
treat
for
action
lovers.
Producer:
MR
Shahjahan
Director:
Prashant
Chadha
Cast:
Sachiin
Joshi,
Candice
Boucher,
Sarita
Choudhary,
Aly
Khan,
Ravi
Kissen
and
Aarya
Babbar