Aaghaaz

Newly arrived Govind Narang gets into the bad books of Mumbai underworld when he rescues a girl from being molested by them. Soon the goons are after him, and with this return people or Narang's past, the whole of which form Aaghaaz.

It is a film depicting the mafia nuisance in society. The film is a mix of comedy,romance to please everyone in the crowd, because of which the film deviates it from its social direction.

The ladies acting is weak. The camera work is poor, being fast and shaky. The editing is weak with rapid transition from scene to song.

It may have a been a high budget movie of those days, as evidenced by the huge star cast, especially serial actors, and shooting in exotic locales like Malaysia and Switzerland.

Sunil Shetty does well in the film

Deserves 5*

Director Yogesh has a very good plot and motivational storyline but he hasn't utilized the screenplay well and stretched the film in the 2nd half with no proper storytelling. Performance of the cast is the only highlight of the film because rest is just average and typical bollywood style.

Suniel Shetty carries the whole film from start to end specially in action & emotional scenes he is quite good and make the interest of the audience to watch the film.

Sushmita & Namrata did a perfect job of supporting cast both played their characters well and one can totally enjoy watching them on screen. Rest of the cast is average nothing much to do as per the storyline.

Music & Bgm is fun to listen and definitely engaging for the film.

All n all it's an Average Action Drama film which is definitely a one time watch for social message & performance of Suniel Shetty...

Basically, a Bollywood mobster movies pitting two spice merchants, along with their predictably gorgeous love interests, AAGHAZ has some good music clips, and is aided by stunning locales near Cape Town, South Africa. As a musical mobster movie, I would say it succeeds, if you can accept the whole premise of a melodramatic musical about mobsters. If the concept seems ludicrous to you, so will the movie. Piece by piece, the film does have some good points: the locales, cinematography, and music clips already mentioned, a couple of the performances... But as whole, this film is a disappointment.