Oh-ho
Rajjo!!!
Wonder
what
was
director
Vishwas
Patil
thinking!
Rajjo,
starring
Kangna
Ranaut
and
newcomer
Paras
Arora
is
depressing,
loud
and
pathetic
to
say
the
least!
With
abusive
language
and
scenes
that
test
your
patience,
Rajjo
is
one
of
the
most
badly
made
films
in
recent
times!
Was
Kangna
Ranaut
desperate
for
work
or
was
she
offered
heaps
of
money...?
Not
sure
what
tempted
this
talented
actress
to
take
up
a
film
such
as
Rajjo!
Whether
it
be
dialogues,
acting
or
screenplay
-
Rajjo
unfortunately
has
nothing
new
to
offer.
Agreed
that
the
script
is
not
novel,
but
that
certainly
cannot
be
an
excuse!
The
plot
definitely
had
scope
for
innovation,
but
Vishwas
Patil
chose
to
follow
the
most
tried
and
tested
path.
Few
of
the
dialogues
make
you
wonder
whether
you
are
supposed
to
laugh
out
loud
or
tear
your
hair
in
despair!
For
instance,
when
Rajjo
(Kangna
Ranaut)
walks
with
a
matka
on
her
head,
dressed
in
a
small
'little'
blouse
and
a
skirt
showing
off
most
of
her
body,
Chandu
(Paras
Arora)
asks
her,
"Itni
laal
lipstick
lagake
iss
jungle
mein
kyon
ghoom
rahi
ho
(Why
are
you
roaming
around
in
a
jungle
wearing
red
lipstick)?" Well,
that
was
funny
as
well
as
a
sensible
question...probably
the
only
intelligent
dialogue
in
the
entire
film!
Later,
when
his
parents
ask
him
for
an
explanation
after
he
brings
home
his
wife
Rajjo,
Chandu
replies,
"Apne
pairon
pe
khade
hone
ki
koshish
kar
raha
hoon
(I
am
trying
to
be
responsible
and
on
my
own)."
Are
we
supposed
to
laugh
here,
because
talks
about
responsibility
from
a
21-year-old
jobless
and
homeless
youngster
is
the
most
ridiculous
thing
we
can
think
about!
If
after
all
this,
you
still
want
to
know
the
story,
here
it
is...
Story
The
film
starts
as
a
flashback.
It
begins
with
the
entry
of
Hande
Sahab
(Prakash
Raj)
who
is
a
gangster
and
wants
Rajjo
(Kangna
Ranaut)
at
any
cost,
and
thus
approaches
Begum
(Mahesh
Manjrekar).
He
finds
out
that
Rajjo
has
already
eloped
with
a
21-year-old
boy
and
then
we
are
taken
back
to
the
time
when
the
two
first
meet.
Rajjo's
older
sister
sells
her
to
a
kotha
or
brothel
in
order
to
make
some
money
to
buy
a
flat
in
a
huge
setup.
Chandu
(Paras
Arora)
is
a
21-year-old
student
of
Viva
College
in
Virar,
Mumbai.
After
winning
a
cricket
match,
he
and
his
friends
head
to
Grant
Road
(Mumbai)
to
celebrate
his
cricket
team's
victory.
This
is
where
the
young
Chandu
meets
Rajjo,
who
is
six
years
his
senior
and
falls
head
over
heels
in
love.
Rajjo
too
thinks
that
he
is
her
prince
charming
and
falls
for
him.
The
rest
of
the
story
revolves
around
the
various
problems
that
the
couple
face.
Performances
Kangna
Ranaut
can
do
far
better
than
this!
Remember
her
performance
as
Shonali
Gujral
in
Madhur
Bhandarkar's
Fashion?
Paras
Arora
from
no
angle
looks
21!
He
doesn't
look
more
than
16.
To
be
fair,
Paras
has
got
the
talent,
but
must
stop
imitating
few
of
the
mega
stars
of
his
liking.
Mahesh
Manjrekar,
Prakash
Raj
and
Dilip
Tahil
were
the
saving
grace
of
the
film.
Screenplay,
Cinematography,
Editing
Rajjo
is
boring,
unconvincing
and
seems
like
a
lot
of
figments
patched
up
together
to
bring
out
a
haphazard
product!
Verdict
Missing
your
headaches
for
a
long
time?
Then
go
and
watch
Rajjo!