There have been
hundreds of gangster movies in the past and what new could the latest addition
to the Sarkar Trilogy bring? And that is where Ram Gopal Varma and Amitabh
Bachchan prove our doubts unfounded and have brought together another fine
movie having all the brilliance of a thriller.
Sarkar series is our
own Godfather series. Our Subhash Nagre has perhaps got more shades in his
character than the legendary Vito Corleone had got. In Sarkar 3, Amitabh has
become even more intense. Being the master patriarch and hero of the masses is
not an easy job and it asks for sacrifices and subjects one to innumerable
pain. Can a Don be as sensitive as Subhash Nagre is? Could a Don feel the pain
of the poor mother who lost her child in a bomb blast, or goes through mourning
because of some event in the city? Even Don Vito Corleone cared - but I doubt
if he actually felt pain in the same manner as our "human" Don
Subhash Nagar does. And that is perhaps the beauty of having come from the city
of Mumbai.
Amitabh Bachchan has
also sung one "Ganpati Aarti" in this movie and how brilliant it has
become! It can be compared to Agnipath song "Deva Shree Ganesha" but
is notch higher since Amitabh Bachchan is its singer.
One very interesting
aspect of the movie is how brilliant other characters have also been in it.
Ronit Roy as Gokul is as intense as Ajay Devgn used to be in some of his most
brilliant movies and has proven him as one gem of a an actor. Manoj Bajpayee as
Govind Deshpande, a sly politician reminds us of Rajneeti. And how about Jackie
Shroff - a legend in himself? He has grown old but his charisma is still
intact. There will never be another Jackie Shroff in Bollywood. Amit Sadh as
Subhash Nagre's grand son is also brilliant - and this may be his one of the
best acts. Yami Gautam as Amit's girlfriend is in a very different role from
what she does, but she has done it very well. Another interesting character is
Parag Tyagi as Raman - Ronit's mute brother. He should have joined WWE fighting
with this Physique!
The best thing about
Sarkar 3 is that it surprises you and keeps you guessing all through it and
till the very end. Such brilliance is not often seen. The plot is balanced on
its emotional quotient as well as has spirits of a crime thriller. The movie
avoids showing graphic details of crime scenes and that is a welcome change. There
are a lot of brilliant dialogues in it and there are several scenes which are
acted just by eyes and expressions without any word spoken. Nothing about it is
mundane. The coordination between camera, actors' expressions and the
environment is just brilliant.
Sarkar 3 is another gem
from the Sarkar series - perhaps even a notch better than the earlier ones.
- Rahul
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