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Review: Ek Tha Tiger
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Direction: Kabir Khan
Actors: Salman Khan, Katrina Kaif,
Anupama Chopra, Hindustan Times: Ek Tha Tiger is
Salman Khan’s best film since Dabangg. But because his last two films were Ready
and Bodyguard, the bar is not exactly high. Still, related storiesSalman
Khan's Ek Tha Tiger creates history!
Ek Tha Tiger has more of a story as well as
greater coherence and emotion than both those films put together.
Director and co-writer Kabir Khan takes the larger-than-life Salman Khan
persona and wraps it in an engaging story that services it. Of course it’s
played out like a comic book but if you’re willing to suspend disbelief
there’s fun to be had.
Salman is Tiger, a super-heroic RAW agent who sprints, shoots and crunches
bones without a glimmer of worry or sweat. He’s also smarter than the ISI
baddies he’s up against, all of which is established in a kick-ass opening
sequence that has nothing to do with the film.
But he is only half a James Bond; unlike 007, Tiger has no women. In fact,
he hasn’t taken leave in 12 years. But then, a mission involving
anti-missile technology takes him to Dublin, where he meets Zoya, played by
Katrina Kaif. Tiger’s steely resolve is no match for her beguiling smile.
The intrigue goes for a toss and we move into-full blown romance.
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