"Go get your Kick!" - that's one sentence synonymous to what everybody whose watched Kick has on their mouth. Undoubtedly a blockbuster already, Kick is the Salman Khan powerhouse of stunts, kickass songs and in the midst of a deadly plot, some romance. Perfect ingredients for a 100 crore club entry. Right folks?
Coming to the plot, it's been host to mixed responses. On one hand the movie has garnered the title of becoming the butt of all jokes and on the other, some critics say that this was Salman's best flick in a decade. Sajid Nadiadwala's directorial debut puts Salman, and only Salman in the limelight, who would do anything for his kick.
Wooing his narcissist lady love, Devi Lal aka Salman gets the "kick" into his love life but things don't go as smooth and a poor Jacqueline is seen lamenting the loss of her lover. Himanshu, the cop, also mentions a similar lament, but not for his love (unless this was dostana 2 and Homosexuality have Salman enough kick!). The guy the cops were baffled by was a masked master theif.
As the plot unfolds, we find extraordinary Salman presence excluding the take-off-your-shirt factor. The cinematography works well for a predictable script and the dance sequences add finace to the movie, specially the item number starring Nargis Fakhri.
We'd say Salman pulls of his dual characters of Devi(L) effortlessly and his screen presence is solid. Mithun plays Salman's father and Nawazuddin plays the villain. The story follows Sallu Bhai's change of heart and the Dabangg guy walks away with his Eidi towards the end of Kick.
Flare Verdict: An entertainer. Not lousy like Bodyguard and other action oriented cinema, this flick has some drilling on the script and the scenes. Salman and Jacqueline look great together, but the latter's acting is pretty average. Not to worry, Sallu Bhai walks away with the cake this time. This is a Salman Khan flick that follows the journey of Devi/Devil as he juggles through thievery, love, action, drama and well, the kick.
Flare Rating: 3.5 out of 5!
Coming to the plot, it's been host to mixed responses. On one hand the movie has garnered the title of becoming the butt of all jokes and on the other, some critics say that this was Salman's best flick in a decade. Sajid Nadiadwala's directorial debut puts Salman, and only Salman in the limelight, who would do anything for his kick.
Wooing his narcissist lady love, Devi Lal aka Salman gets the "kick" into his love life but things don't go as smooth and a poor Jacqueline is seen lamenting the loss of her lover. Himanshu, the cop, also mentions a similar lament, but not for his love (unless this was dostana 2 and Homosexuality have Salman enough kick!). The guy the cops were baffled by was a masked master theif.
As the plot unfolds, we find extraordinary Salman presence excluding the take-off-your-shirt factor. The cinematography works well for a predictable script and the dance sequences add finace to the movie, specially the item number starring Nargis Fakhri.
We'd say Salman pulls of his dual characters of Devi(L) effortlessly and his screen presence is solid. Mithun plays Salman's father and Nawazuddin plays the villain. The story follows Sallu Bhai's change of heart and the Dabangg guy walks away with his Eidi towards the end of Kick.
Flare Verdict: An entertainer. Not lousy like Bodyguard and other action oriented cinema, this flick has some drilling on the script and the scenes. Salman and Jacqueline look great together, but the latter's acting is pretty average. Not to worry, Sallu Bhai walks away with the cake this time. This is a Salman Khan flick that follows the journey of Devi/Devil as he juggles through thievery, love, action, drama and well, the kick.
Flare Rating: 3.5 out of 5!
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