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No two opinions about it. Anil Sharma's latest movie 'Apne' is rich in emotions. The film, marking the coming together of the three Deols on the silver screen for the first time, is the story of familial bonding and conflicts.
Having seen the film, it is clear why it is the best flick to cast Dharmendra and his two sons (Sunny Deol and Bobby Deol) together. The reason is its story and the three main characters in it. There is no doubt that the three Deols drew a lot from their personal lives into their performances in the film. That is why the emotions and the kinship show on the big screen, too.
Baldev Choudhary (Dharmendra) once won an Olympic silver medal in boxing. He came very close to realizing his dream of winning the World Heavyweight Boxing Championship. But he was falsely implicated in doping charges and banned from boxing.
His dream shattered, a disgraced Baldev retires with humiliation and resentment. Now, he hopes that his elder son Angad (Sunny Deol) will fulfill his dream. But Angad doesn't share his father's passion for boxing.
The relation between Baldev and Angad is strained. Instead of following his father's dream, Angad has his own aspirations from life.
Baldev's second son Karan (Bobby Deol) is physically incapable of taking up boxing and becomes a musician.
Things take a turn with Baldev's growing dejection as a boxing coach. This is when Karan, the younger son, is healed and decides to don the boxing gloves to fulfill his father's dream.
What follows next is the struggle of the two sons to restore their father's lost honour by realizing his dream.
'Apne' is not so much about boxing as it is about the special bonds between family members. Thankfully, the film doesn't delve into stereotypes. The leading character Baldev has some shades of grey to the extent that he wants to force his will upon his sons only to redeem himself. Then there is Sunny Deol's character that doesn't see eye to eye with his father. In fact, sequences featuring Sunny and Dharmendra are among the best in the film.
The movie's story develops gradually and as it does so it sucks you in. The boxing matches in the second half are very convincingly shot. However, Sunny Deol's taking on the heavyweight champion (played by Chris Anderson) is a bit hard to digest.
The film's music by Himesh Reshammiya is strictly okay. The cinematography by Kabir Lal is eye-catching. The film's editor, however, could have been more liberal in his job. The film's duration (a little less than three hours) could ideally be shortened to avoid deeper bumps on the seats of cinema halls.
Dharmendra is the central force of 'Apne'. Without him the movie would lose its soul. It is both surprising and pleasing to see Dharmendra deliver a powerhouse performance after doing utterly forgettable films like 'Kis Kis Ki Kismat' and 'Hum Kaun Hai'.
The septuagenarian actor breathes life and fire into his performance. His character's dream, his dejection, his resentment, his endearing charm and his anger is so very believable. Dharmendra proves yet again that he has not lost command over the craft of acting.
Sunny Deol looks a little aged and worn out for his role in the film. Despite this, he delivers a notable performance. Though for the most part he stays restrained and mellowed, but when his wrath is invoked, the actor gives you goose bumps with his performance.
Bobby Deol's acting is to the mark. He remains understated and doesn't have as many dialogues in the film as the other Deols.
The film's heroines Katrina Kaif and Shilpa Shetty have small roles. Kiron Kher is brilliant yet again in a natural performance.
Director Anil Sharma gets many things right in 'Apne'. Rather than focusing on action, he taps the emotive appeal of the film's story. The result is a film that can leave you with moist eyes.
My personal opinion worth the movie NOT a typical bollywood love story.
8.0 / 10.0 Regards
Having seen the film, it is clear why it is the best flick to cast Dharmendra and his two sons (Sunny Deol and Bobby Deol) together. The reason is its story and the three main characters in it. There is no doubt that the three Deols drew a lot from their personal lives into their performances in the film. That is why the emotions and the kinship show on the big screen, too.
Baldev Choudhary (Dharmendra) once won an Olympic silver medal in boxing. He came very close to realizing his dream of winning the World Heavyweight Boxing Championship. But he was falsely implicated in doping charges and banned from boxing.
His dream shattered, a disgraced Baldev retires with humiliation and resentment. Now, he hopes that his elder son Angad (Sunny Deol) will fulfill his dream. But Angad doesn't share his father's passion for boxing.
The relation between Baldev and Angad is strained. Instead of following his father's dream, Angad has his own aspirations from life.
Baldev's second son Karan (Bobby Deol) is physically incapable of taking up boxing and becomes a musician.
Things take a turn with Baldev's growing dejection as a boxing coach. This is when Karan, the younger son, is healed and decides to don the boxing gloves to fulfill his father's dream.
What follows next is the struggle of the two sons to restore their father's lost honour by realizing his dream.
'Apne' is not so much about boxing as it is about the special bonds between family members. Thankfully, the film doesn't delve into stereotypes. The leading character Baldev has some shades of grey to the extent that he wants to force his will upon his sons only to redeem himself. Then there is Sunny Deol's character that doesn't see eye to eye with his father. In fact, sequences featuring Sunny and Dharmendra are among the best in the film.
The movie's story develops gradually and as it does so it sucks you in. The boxing matches in the second half are very convincingly shot. However, Sunny Deol's taking on the heavyweight champion (played by Chris Anderson) is a bit hard to digest.
The film's music by Himesh Reshammiya is strictly okay. The cinematography by Kabir Lal is eye-catching. The film's editor, however, could have been more liberal in his job. The film's duration (a little less than three hours) could ideally be shortened to avoid deeper bumps on the seats of cinema halls.
Dharmendra is the central force of 'Apne'. Without him the movie would lose its soul. It is both surprising and pleasing to see Dharmendra deliver a powerhouse performance after doing utterly forgettable films like 'Kis Kis Ki Kismat' and 'Hum Kaun Hai'.
The septuagenarian actor breathes life and fire into his performance. His character's dream, his dejection, his resentment, his endearing charm and his anger is so very believable. Dharmendra proves yet again that he has not lost command over the craft of acting.
Sunny Deol looks a little aged and worn out for his role in the film. Despite this, he delivers a notable performance. Though for the most part he stays restrained and mellowed, but when his wrath is invoked, the actor gives you goose bumps with his performance.
Bobby Deol's acting is to the mark. He remains understated and doesn't have as many dialogues in the film as the other Deols.
The film's heroines Katrina Kaif and Shilpa Shetty have small roles. Kiron Kher is brilliant yet again in a natural performance.
Director Anil Sharma gets many things right in 'Apne'. Rather than focusing on action, he taps the emotive appeal of the film's story. The result is a film that can leave you with moist eyes.
My personal opinion worth the movie NOT a typical bollywood love story.
8.0 / 10.0 Regards
Hi..
For The Wedding Date Knock Off The Cast Did Brilliantly, Beautiful & Scenery, Light Hearted Comedy At Its Best, Recommended.
2 Thumbs For Akshay Khanna, Priyanka & Amisha Looked Gorgeous Throughout The Movie.
Anything With Anupum Kher Is A Must See Movie. Not A Waste Of Money Or Time Good Entertainment. The Overall Movie Has A Start, Middle & End, Which Is Well Put Together.
AAP KI KHATIR Keep Rocking Bollywood.. A Good Movie With The Family. Great Cast The All Suited They Rolls Perfectly.
The Best Scene In Movie I Think When The Guju's Meet The Punjabi's. Well Put Together, Also The Mobile Scence Where Anu Talks About His RINGTONE'S Was Hilarious..
Enjoy Over & Out Recommended Overall 9/10 Watch This Over KHABI ALVIDA NA KEHNA..
For The Wedding Date Knock Off The Cast Did Brilliantly, Beautiful & Scenery, Light Hearted Comedy At Its Best, Recommended.
2 Thumbs For Akshay Khanna, Priyanka & Amisha Looked Gorgeous Throughout The Movie.
Anything With Anupum Kher Is A Must See Movie. Not A Waste Of Money Or Time Good Entertainment. The Overall Movie Has A Start, Middle & End, Which Is Well Put Together.
AAP KI KHATIR Keep Rocking Bollywood.. A Good Movie With The Family. Great Cast The All Suited They Rolls Perfectly.
The Best Scene In Movie I Think When The Guju's Meet The Punjabi's. Well Put Together, Also The Mobile Scence Where Anu Talks About His RINGTONE'S Was Hilarious..
Enjoy Over & Out Recommended Overall 9/10 Watch This Over KHABI ALVIDA NA KEHNA..
What a waste of time, and money..
Worse Karan Johar Movie Ever, Unrealistic No emotions in the film.On a good point Abhishiek seen when Maya tells him about affair, was the Highlight of the movie, Beautiful acting while Priety seen where she finds out is a pathetic attempt to act. Big B has a superb performance like always and Abhishiek shines as well, Like they say LIKE FARTHER LIKE SON. Aim for the skies. Rani looked beautiful & and her acting was magnificent unfortunately she was given a bad script. The overall story like was more of a filmi style where KJ never thought of what would realistically would have happened.
I personally think his bank balance was low.
message to Karan Johar Khabi Alvida Kehna (PS I think you should stick with the COFFEE) Next Movie.. please I'm bored..
Worse Karan Johar Movie Ever, Unrealistic No emotions in the film.On a good point Abhishiek seen when Maya tells him about affair, was the Highlight of the movie, Beautiful acting while Priety seen where she finds out is a pathetic attempt to act. Big B has a superb performance like always and Abhishiek shines as well, Like they say LIKE FARTHER LIKE SON. Aim for the skies. Rani looked beautiful & and her acting was magnificent unfortunately she was given a bad script. The overall story like was more of a filmi style where KJ never thought of what would realistically would have happened.
I personally think his bank balance was low.
message to Karan Johar Khabi Alvida Kehna (PS I think you should stick with the COFFEE) Next Movie.. please I'm bored..