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Aurangzeb: Movie Review
Story
The
story
follows
Yashvardhan
(Jackie
Shroff),
a
real
estate
developer
and
his
family
in
Gurgaon
known
for
illegal
works,
due
to
Yashvardhan's
top
crew
member
Ajay
(Arjun
Kapoor)
who
leaves
no
evidence
after
a
job
is
done.
Rishi
Kapoor,
who
has
never
donned
the
cop
uniform,
will
be
seen
in
the
police
avatar
for
the
first
time
in
the
film.
In this cop family versus gangster family tale, Rishi, Prithviraj and Sikandar Kher will be seen challenging Jackie, his wife Amrita Singh and son Arjun Kapoor. The police department then captures Ajay and torture him, while they send out Ajay's lookalike, Vishal, to Yashvardhan.
Vishal joins the crew and becomes an informer, while Ajay is being tortured into snitching all of Yashvardhan's business secrets. Arjun is Aurangzeb - the king, who puts his throne above kinship. The movie has potential to be a new-age suspense drama, but what's it stored towards the climax? Watch it out to learn more...
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Aurangzeb Movie Review
Aurangzeb boasts of a well-paced story and is a new take on family rivalry. The movie promises you some genuine thrills, surprises and some really powerful scenes. But, the execution somewhere looks quite unsatisfactory and half-baked. Especially, the second half could have been better and a bit more interesting.
Performances
A lot depends on Arjun Kapoor in the film, and like Ishaqzaade, the Kapoor lad does it again. Arjun's menacing and boisterous look in the film, adds up to his impressive performance in Aurangzeb.
Jackie Shroff looks a scheming, powerful gangster and excels in his evil role. Rishi Kapoor, who plays the mastermind policeman for whom ambition and supremacy comes first and foremost, is the show stealer in the film.
Aurangazeb Review
Prithviraj does complete justice to the role of a calm and reticent policeman, who rarely loses his balance. Swara Bhaskar delivers a solid performance, and Amrita Singh is a delight onscreen.
Music
The music of the film is composed by Amartya Rahut and Vipin Mishra, lyrics penned by Puneet Sharma, Manoj Kumar Nath and Vipin Mishra. Aurangzeb has interesting compositions and the music is well put together, but not an all round soundtrack as it won't appeal to the masses.
Verdict
Not
to
deny,
Aurangzeb
is
quite
an
engaging
movie,
until
a
certain
point
of
time,
after
which
you
feel
deceived
due
to
poor
execution.
Yet,
if
you
are
planning
for
Aurangazeb
this
weekend,
it
won't
be
a
good
idea
to
keep
massive
expectations
from
the
film.
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