Cast: Isha Koppikar, Manish Wadhwan, Pradeep Rawat, Zakir Hussain
Direction: Lalit Marathe
Genre: Crime
Duration: 1 hour 40 minutes
Rating: ***1/2
Shabri (Isha Koppikar), an honest, hardworking resident of a slum, he wants to ensure a decent life and decent of his brothers and his mother. Now is a difficult task, when the mafia has its tentacles and do really well with the weakest in Mumbai. And if you manage to escape and the poor in the bag is always mean to the police station waiting to unleash terror is powerless. Shabri story begins when gangsters avenges his brother's death in police custody, and fixing his eyes to the local Mafia Overlord as his next target.
Movie Review: This can be traced back to its predecessors is the School of Ram Gopal Varma's film-making - yes, the RGV is a producer - not even the originality of the film, the kind that goes over familiar. The film is in the corners and cans for a while 'time, however, is not dated quality. And it is because there is nothing new about the plot that follows a regular RGV because traces the birth of a gangster, among the common man.
The novelty of this film is its narrative style, the fabric Stark black and white and grainy, realistic performance of the overall distribution. It's a slugger, not fussy account of the events that transform a slum dweller in a no-frills fearless killer and a dangerous gangster shenanigans with depth Isha Koppikar ready for the protagonist, Shabri. It puts in a sober portrait of the archetypal woman down and out which seems to have lost everything, but never say die spirit. Despite the tumult of his life, feelings are always kept in check and action speaks louder than words. Equally compelling performance comes from Zakir Hussain - always a pleasure to watch - as a police officer irreducible, who plays his little game to secure a lot of good adjacent priority.
The action is fast, the action is very watchable and ends as first Director Lalit Marathe style Shabri.
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