After
Ajay
Devgn
and
Salman
Khan,
it
is
the
turn
of
John
Abraham.
Yes!
His
latest
movie
Force,
which
has
hit
the
screens
today,
is
remake
of
Tamil
hit
movie
Kaakha
Kaakha,
which
starred
Suriya
and
Jyothika.
The
film
has
heavily
borrowed
Masala
elements
from
movies
of
1970s
and
80s.
It
is
a
treat
for
action
lovers.
Force
is
an
action-cum-love
story
and
John
Abraham"s
rocking
performance
is
the
major
highlight
of
the
movie.
Romance,
loads
of
action,
treachery
an
revenge
are
other
plus
points
of
the
movie.
But
it
suffers
from
cliched
and
predictable
plotline.
Force
might
forcibly
make
you
like
it
in
some
sequences.
Despite
having
some
dragging
moments,
the
first
half
of
the
film
engages
the
audiences,
but
the
real
essence
of
Force
comes
in
the
second
half.
What
make
the
movie
work
are
its
sharp
and
punch
dialogues
and
real-raw
action
scenes.
Director
Nishikant
Kamat
has
really
managed
to
hold
the
attention
of
the
viewers
with
his
sound
technical
knowledge.
Yashvardhan
(John
Abraham)
is
a
hard-headed
senior
narcotics
officer,
who
always
ensures
that
justice
is
served.
In
his
mission
to
crack
down
on
India's
drug
cartels,
he
encounters
a
ruthless
enemy,
who
will
stop
at
nothing
until
he
gets
his
revenge
for
the
damage
done
to
his
business
by
the
narcotics
team.
Meanwhile,
he
falls
in
love
with
free-spirited
Maya
(Genelia),
who
forces
him
to
choose
between
his
professional
life
and
her
love
life.
What
happens
next
will
form
the
climax
of
the
film.
John
Abraham
is
a
perfect
choice
for
the
male
lead
and
he
has
delivered
an
outstanding
performance.
His
chiseled
body
well
suits
the
role
of
a
young
and
self-confident
Narcotics
Officer.
He
rocks
movie
goers
in
action
and
dialogue
delivery.
Genelia
has
got
lot
of
scope
for
performance
in
the
film
and
she
has
used
it
to
prove
that
she
is
not
under-rated
actress.
The
on-screen
chemistry
between
John
and
Genelia
is
a
treat.
Vidyut
Jammwal
suits
well
for
the
villain
role
opposite
John
and
has
given
a
good
performance.
Others
like
Mohnish
Bahl,
Sandhya
Mridul,
Amit
Gaurr,
Kamlesh
Sawant,
Mukesh
Rishi,
Raj
Babbar
have
done
justice
to
their
respective
roles.
Force
has
superb
production
values
and
Allan
Amin"s
choreographed
stunts
are
the
major
attraction
of
them.
Secondly,
Harris
Jayaraj"s
music
is
also
the
highlight
of
the
movie
and
Nishikant
has
integrated
the
songs
very
well
in
it.
Ayananka
Bose"s
picturisation
is
a
visual
treat.
Editing,
art
direction,
costumes
and
the
selection
of
the
locations
are
also
commendable.
In
a
nutshell,
Force
might
be
a
remake
movie,
but
it
completely
engages
the
audience
with
its
story.
It
is
really
a
treat
for
action
lovers.
Producer:
Vipul
Amrutlal
Shah
Director:
Nishikanth
Kamath
Cast:
John
Abraham,
Genelia
D'Souza,
Vidyut
Jamwal,
Mohnish
Bahl,
Raj
Babbar,
Sandhya
Mridul,
Amit
Gaurr,
Kamlesh
Sawant,
Mukesh
Rishi
Music:
Harris
Jayaraj
Story first published: Friday, September 30, 2011, 10:55 [IST]