Mahaan

Hii guys the great Mahaan movie is remake of Kannada movie of The Great Dr Rajkumar named " Shankar Guru " which is released in 1978.

Mahaan is a great family movie, with loads of action. The story is captivating and full of twists, with a happy ending, one of my all-time favourite movies - (out of Hollywood and Bollywood)! The renewed brotherly relationship between Guru and Shankar is brought to light with the "Ha-Ha Brother" song and fight scene in the gymnasium, against about a 100 thugs. Has a romantic soundtrack and a story that makes the viewer appreciate the unity of a family.

Excellent movie, with brilliant songs. This is a complete performance by all. The song - "Har chori rani ihya" is beautifully executed from all points - choreography, lyrics, music, acting and delivered perfectly by Kishore Kumar. This movie should be re-released again and will have an huge impact on audience. Will surely garner the much needed status to move from flop to hit category. The song "Pyar me dil pe" is amazing, I wonder how the director maaged to control the live public audience in Kathmandu while shooting, excellent effort .A must watch movie for those learning cinema and has a passion checking good overall performnaces.

Review By Kamal K

The movie direction is very stupid and done illogically. The movie has such a serious story but then the director managed to spoil it by putting cringy comedy.

The movie is has such a good story but lack of logic and bad screenplay made the movie unwatchable. It is a nightmare for talented actors and actresses in the movie.

This film is an example of how to mint money from poor customers and lure them into watching a film as badly acted and directed as this. Well, there are three Amitabhs, two of them stick to his typical angry man )1 young, 1 old) routine while the third one is an over the top character that Amitabh fails miserably to play. He overacts in a lot of scenes and fights scenes are so cheesy that you can feel them slipping away. Amitabh had put on weight by this film. He is stuffed and you can see his belly hanging out in so many scenes. As bad as Amitabh is, producers roped in Zeenat Aman and Perveen Bobby to lead roles. Their input is insignificant and hardly help the story. Villains include Shakti Kapoor, Amjad Khan and Kader Khan among others. However again none of them is allowed to develop to accommodate maximum footage for Amitabh. Thankfully the film was rejected outrightly by the public back in 1983 and was a major flop in Amitabh's career. Its unbelievable how far connections to politicians can get you in Bollywood when your acting skills are are so worthless.