Raid Movie Review
Director: Rajkumar Gupta
Artists: Ajay Devgan, Ileana D'Cruz, Saurabh Shukla, Sanand Verma
Movie Type : Thriller
Rating: 4 / 5
Rating: 4 / 5
Hero does not
always come in uniform! Yes, the tagline of the film 'Raid' is that heroes do
not always come in uniform. In Bollywood films, we mostly see action heroes
fighting enemies in police or army uniforms. Ajay Devgan himself has shown this
feat in the role of police and army officer in many films. These include many
films from his 'Singham' and 'Gangajal' to 'Zameen'. But in this film 'Raid',
Ajay Devgan is in the role of a hero who shows his power without uniform. It is
also being touted as the world's first film on Income Tax Raid.
According to
experts, the film Raid is based on the true incident of a high-profile raid in
Lucknow in 1981, in which a fearless Indian Revenue Service (IRS) officer Amay
Patnaik (Ajay Devgan) MP Rameshwar Singh alias Rajaji Singh (Saurabh Shukla)
Raids with his entire team. Rajaji puts all his efforts to escape, while Amay
also does not back down. However, who wins in this tug of war, you will only
find out by going to the theater. In this entire incident, the courageous
officer Amay's wife Neeta Patnaik (Ileana D'Cruz) also supports her husband.
Ajay Devgan is
known to live his characters in a special way. In this film, he showed that
whether the role is of a uniformed hero or a non-uniformed hero, he does it
with equal vigor. At the same time, for the role of Rajaji, no other artist
could be better than Saurabh Shukla. Ileana D'Cruz has also acted well
according to her small role. Rajaji's grandmother is also amazing. Rajkumar
Gupta, the director of 'Raid', who has made sharp films like 'Aamir' and 'No One
Killed Jessica' before, may have changed the names of the real culprits and officers
of this high profile raid long ago, but at that time He has been largely
successful in creating the atmosphere.
At the same
time, Ritesh Shah, who wrote the film's story and dialogue with Rajkumar Gupta,
has shown his awesome. Audiences of the film will be liked by the audience.
Ritesh, who had earlier earned praise for his work in the film 'Pink', has also
worked hard on story, screenplay and dialogue in 'Raid'. Especially in a film
that is based on a true event, you don't have much drama to do. If you find the
film funny before the interval, then it becomes very exciting in the second
half. The best thing is that Rajkumar Gupta has done a lot of editing, due to
which the film ends in just over two hours. This weekend, if you want to see
something exciting, then this film is for you.
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