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Review: Krrish 3
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Krrish 3 is an
entertaining mix of spectacle and human-scale drama. Roshan combines his
imagination and flair to deliver a film that is sure to capture everyone's
imagination. It has something for everybody. For a superhero film fan there
are fantasy characters, a super villain, full scale heroism, plot twists and
superb action.
Krrish 3 continues the story of Rohit
Mehra (Hrithik Roshan) and his superhero son Krishna or Krrish (Hrithik
Roshan), after Koi... Mil Gaya and Krrish. When Krishna is not
saving lives, he is trying to hold down a job. He lives with his wife Priya (Priyanka
Chopra) and father Rohit in Mumbai. Hell breaks loose when a virus spreads in
the city.
Rohit finds a cure for it but manages to earn
the wrath of Kaal (Vivek Oberoi) who releases his army of mutants or Manwars (Manav
+ jaanwars) on his family. Krrish has to save his family, his city,
it's people and overpower this super villain.
The special
effects are jaw-dropping all right and some of the action sequences are superbly
well executed. Especially exciting is the very first rescue stunt that Krrish
pulls off.
Hrithik Roshan is oh-so-watchable in every
frame. He owns both the roles with such ease. Kangana Ranaut is delightful as an
alien making the weird hair and clothes work for her. She even manages to make
you feel her pain. Quite an accomplishment that! Every action adventure needs a
memorable villain. Vivek Oberoi as Kaal ensures you won't ever forget his act.
Priyanka is saddled with a role that doesn't do her justice. She deserved a
meatier role.
S. Thirru’s cinematography is sumptuous yet
never over-saturated. Chandan Arora edits most the kinetic material with an eye
on austerity of expression. But some scenes, specially in the beginning, are
lazily put together, as though the narrative was clearing its throat before the
big on-stage audition.
The music (by Rajesh Roshan) and the songs add
nothing to the film’s very high entertainment value.
Rakesh Roshan combines the breathtaking SFX with
a high level of emotion and drama. The result is quite often exhilarating and
spectacular.
Rakesh Roshan has adapted himself to the
fast-changing times. His clutch on the emotional quotient is apparent in every
venture, but in Krrish 3, the marriage of content and VFX is the motivating
force, its biggest USP, which sets it apart from his previous directorial
ventures. Roshan Sr. smartly assimilates the esteemed formula of good versus
evil with the technical wizardry of today to create a visual spectacle that is
sure to redefine the escapist cinema we are synonymous with.
On the whole, Krrish-3 has the ingredients that
make a splendid superhero film, besides being Rakesh Roshan's most accomplished
work so far. Besides a riveting plot, the film scores brownie points thanks to
the strong undercurrent of emotions, the clash between the protagonist and
antagonist/mutants, the awe-inspiring visual effects, the larger-than-life
entertainment and of course, Hrithik Roshan, who is matchless in this avtaar.
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the celebratory period on a high. BLOCKBUSTER
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India in 1896, when the Lumière Brothers' Cinematograph unveiled six
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Bombay (now Mumbai). This was just one year after
the Lumière brothers (inventors of cinematography) had set up their company in
Paris.
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It was a massive hit and worked as an inspiration for
several skilled and creative people to make their own
films. The advent of talkies in Bollywood cinema was
with Alam Ara in 1931, which was followed by the first
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