Superstar
Ranbir
Kapoor's
latest
release
Besharam
can
be
termed
as
a
perfect
example
of
the
saying
"All
that
glitters
is
not
gold".
After
doing
films
like
Rockstar
and
Barfi,
the
audience
had
a
lot
of
expectation
from
Ranbir's
Besharam.
But,
unfortunately,
it
turned
out
a
be
a
big
disappointment
for
most
of
the
critics'
as
well
as
the
audience,
who
even
claims
that
Besharam
is
a
major
flop
in
Kapoor's
Bollywood
career
so
far.
Most
of
the
renowned
movie
critics
have
given
a
thumbs
down
to
Besharam,
claiming
that
the
film
was
a
big
disaster.
Featuring
Ranbir,
Rishi,
Neetu
Kapoor
and
Pallavi
Sharda
in
the
leads,
the
movie
Besharam
revolves
around
the
story
of
Babli
(Ranbir
Kapoor),
a
flamboyant
con
man,
who
is
shameless
in
his
acts;
fears
nothing
and
regrets
less.
Though
Ranbir
did
his
best
the
the
flick,
but
the
other
factors
in
it
turned
out
to
be
disastrous.
Besharam
lacks
an
intriguing
and
well-crafted
script.
Weak
plot,
boring
music
and
certain
vulgar
dialogues
adds
up
to
Besharam's
list
of
spoilers.
Many
critics
even
feel
that
certain
scenes
in
the
movie
goes
beyond
one's
toleration
and
demands
the
viewers'
patience.
Go
through
the
slider
to
check
out
what
most
of
the
movie
critics
have
to
say
about
Besharam:
Bollywood
Hungama
(One
and
half
stars)
On
the
whole,
this
film
proves
the
adage
'All
that
glitters
is
not
gold'
absolutely
right.
BESHARAM
is
a
huge
disappointment!
Koimoi
(Two
and
half
stars)
Besharam
is
plagued
on
multiple
levels
with
lazy
writing
and
shabby
editing.
It
isn't
lucid
and
hence
the
conveyed
impact
is
heavily
diluted.
Rediff
(One
and
half
stars)
Besharam
is
so
unbelievably
sloppy
and
senseless,
not
even
the
best
actors
in
the
business
can
redeem
it
no
matter
how
hard
they
try.
Indian
Express
(One
and
half
stars)
Even
the
talented
Ranbir
can't
save
this
one,
because
the
whole
thing
is
so
lame.
Zee
News
(Two
and
half
stars)
Besharam,
Ranbir
Kapoor's
latest
release
has
a
basic
problem
-
it
does
not
live
up
to
its
name.
NDTV
(Two
and
half
stars)
It
has
no
story
worth
the
name,
and
its
oddball
characters
are
facile
caricatures
that
turn
more
and
more
bizarre
as
they
hurtle
towards
a
protracted
and
action-packed
climax
that
turns
out
to
be
far
and
away
the
most
enjoyable
part
of
the
film.
IBN
Live
(One
stars)
Kashyap,
who
gave
Salman
Khan
what
was
possibly
his
first
fully
realized
character
in
years,
fails
to
turn
Babli
into
a
similarly
enduring
-
or
endearing
-
hero
for
the
screen.
DNA
(Two
and
half
stars)
Some
scenes
go
on
and
on...
beginning
with
the
first
scene
when
Babli
and
his
friend
are
running
away
from
the
cops.
Almost
all
the
fight
scenes
are
too
long.
Mumbai
Mirror
(One
and
half
stars)
Abhinav
Singh
Kashyap's
nonchalant
direction
fails
to
deliver
any
highs.
Daily
Bhaskar
(Two
and
half
stars)
Besharam
which
could
have
been
a
dream
debut
for
debutant
Pallavi
Sharda,
could
turn
out
to
be
a
nightmare.