Garv: Pride and Honour

2004
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2 घं 42 मि

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Salman Khan in Garv: Pride and Honour (2004)

एक ईमानदार पुलिस अधिकारी पर हत्या का आरोप लगता है, और वो अपने आपको भ्रष्ट राजनीतिक व्यवस्था में फ़सा हुआ पाता है.एक ईमानदार पुलिस अधिकारी पर हत्या का आरोप लगता है, और वो अपने आपको भ्रष्ट राजनीतिक व्यवस्था में फ़सा हुआ पाता है.एक ईमानदार पुलिस अधिकारी पर हत्या का आरोप लगता है, और वो अपने आपको भ्रष्ट राजनीतिक व्यवस्था में फ़सा हुआ पाता है.

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पुरस्कार
- कुल 1 नामांकन

फ़ोटो19

+ 15

टॉप कलाकार41

बदलाव करें

Salman Khan

ACP Arjun Ranavat

Shilpa Shetty Kundra

Jannat
(as Shilpa Shetty)

Arbaaz Khan

ACP Haider Ali Khan

Akanksha Malhotra

Rakhi Dixit
(as Ankanasha)

Amrish Puri

Police Commssioner Samar Singh

Farida Jalal

Mrs. Shakuntala Dixit

Kulbhushan Kharbanda

Judge Acharya

Anupam Kher

Advocate Tyagi

Mukesh Rishi

Zafar Supari

Mohan Joshi

Advocate Kulkarni

Shivaji Satam

Police Commissioner Yeshwant Deshpandey
(as Shivaaji Satam)

Vijayendra Ghatge

Satyanarayan Joshi
(as Vijayendra)

Govind Namdeo

Kashinath Trivedi
(as Govind Namdev)

Rajpal Naurang Yadav

555
(as Rajpal Yadav)

Anant Jog

Badri Tiwari
(as Anant Jogue)

Hemant Birje

Chotey

Reshma Bombaywala

Dancer in the song 'Marhaba Marhaba'

Deepak Jethi

Hakeem Lukka

निर्देशक
- Puneet Issar
लेखक
- Anirudh Dhodapkar
- Puneet Issar
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9beingrohanak

Real Dabangg!!!

Salman Khan's portrayal of No Nonsence Cop is the USP of the movie. Each dialogue from the movie is so well written. And it sounds so realistic listening from the man himself Arjun Ranawat aka Salman Khan. Each character is so memorable. Especially, Zafar Supari.

7WorldMovie99

Salman and Amrish Puri are the sparks !

Garv is a film that appeals mostly to those who are all time serious guys, not to be meddled with carelessly any point of time. Though it's boring, most people generally find perfect guys as boring, still it narrates a well to do decent event of police against criminals. Punit Issar was the evil guy in the Mahabharata who is the director of Garv, retains the same flavor of statement delivery and narratives of Kurukshetra tale. The statements are clear cut and slow to progress, wild and hot for antagony and calm and peaceful for protagony.

Salman Khan is the lead guy in it. Watch it for him. His performance as the hard but honest policeman is worth watching. Apart from that the content is nothing new, the same honesty of good, the same evil traits of evil, the same old foolishness of the villains and the usual climax. There is no place of high profile twist in the film, just everything straight forward, may seem very boring to some with nothing sorts of brilliancy or interesting. Still it is watchable due to performances of Salman and Amrish Puri. Amrish puri is good this time, very unusual but still good. Both Salman and Amrish Puri are like the sparks of the film, they grips the movie.

The film progresses in flashback where Salman had committed mass murder and awaits the final punishment. Amrish puri as the decent senior policman who abided the constitution properly, along with his conscience, acts as the lawyer who tries to defend him. The actresses are average, but it's only for spicing the film, nothing realistic. That's where these films are lowered from real experience. Songs are added for melody, but I feel they were not needed, nothing seems parallel, with the songs, just usual Bollywood masala. Instead some subplots were to be added to make it interesting, thrilling or expansion of the theme or something like that. Finally it's a good watchable action drama where good destroys evil and is redeemed. It's a 70/100.

6cybersupam

Another example of an honest and dutiful policeman

Garv is a story of three brave, honest and dutiful cops Arjun Ranawat, Samar Singh and Haider Ali Khan. Samar Singh wants the state to be a crime free state with the help of encounter specialist Arjun Ranawat and Haider Ali's team force. But they can't help him because the powerful politician Kashinath Trivedi, Yeshwant Pandey etc. made the state corrupted by staying connected with the underworld don Zafar Supari. Salman's role as a serious encounter specialist Arjun Ranwat is a good ingredient of the movie. After a long long time Salman figured out himself in such a serious role with no-nonsense manner, which previously he made habit in David Dhawan's directions. He could have become a good role model for the entire policemen if the movie did better than a below average (as per box-office report) outcome. But Shilpa Shetty's role here seems out of requirement as she had no much role to impress the audience just than a bar dancer and later a housewife. Last but not the least, Garv walks in the same route to Sarfarosh but the carriage is not as strong and normal as the latter one.

manofsan

Low Quality Junk

This movie was junk, an absolute waste of time. Salman Khan must be the most narcissistic male alive. He constantly has to preen in front of the camera, flexing his muscles while trying to suck in his gut. The movie does have some positive messages such as the need to not scapegoat police for everything and treat them according to double standards. But the fight scenes are garbage, the melodrama is childish, and the gang-rape scene was salacious trashy cinema intended purely for shock value, just like go-go dancing scenes with those ugly dancing girls. Salman's receding hairline and growing gut mean that he'll have to find another career sometime soon, because he won't be tenable on screen for much longer.

4Peter_Young

A very weak film only partially elevated by Khan's presence

Back in those days, Salman Khan was a highly popular star, and to his credit he had hardly been part of those big-budget films made by Chopra, Ghai and the likes. Khan is a good entertainer, and a great strength of his is that he never seemed to consider himself a particularly good actor, neither did he really pretend to take the acting part of acting too close to heart. It was all about a good presence and a likably honest persona. In this film he actually does seem to try to show the opposite, but sadly he never manages to turn it into something particularly special since the film is not very good in the first place. Khan apparently just doesn't have the right flair for choosing the right movies. This is the same age old story of pride and honour, love and sacrifice, principles and values, rape and revenge, and they hardly ever ring true. They could have, had they been tackled by a more competent and imaginative writer or director. But the result is a stale, highly outdated film which doesn't work in spite of Khan's presence. The story lacks any possible depth and conviction. Then we have the usual heroine, played by Shilpa Shetty, whose appearance is basically restricted to the lavish songs. Speaking of songs, there's a nice number called "Hum Tumko Nigahon Mein". The action scenes are not that bad, relatively speaking, but they are typically exaggerated and all stretched out, just like the film itself.

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ट्रिविया
The film was previously titled "Sanghaar".

गूफ़
Ranavat's hairstyle keeps changing throughout.

भाव
Satyanarayan Joshi: Mr. Trivedi, if you want to create a ruckus here too just like at the parliament, what is the meaning of this meeting? What is your problem after all?
Kashinath Trivedi: I don't have a problem. I have a question. Till when will your police carry out bloodshed on the streets of the city of Mumbai?
Police Commssioner Samar Singh: Until the last one of this city's gangsters isn't dead. Until we don't achieve the objective of a crime-free state. Until then.
Kashinath Trivedi: Mr. Chief Minister, please make your crazy commissioner understand. that he needs to stop shedding the blood of Dalits and minority groups.
Police Commssioner Samar Singh: Kashi Trivedi, politicians like you shed blood. Not the police. Who created fights in the country regarding temples and mosques? You did. The Brahmins against Yadavs in Bihar, the Thakurs against Dalits in UP, and the Muslims against Hindus in Gujarat. Who did all this? You did. Just for a few votes, you get a brother to kill his own brother. Then you warm yourselves with their funeral pyres. That's what politicians like you do, not the police.
Kashinath Trivedi: Hey! Human rights violator! You are accusing me? Me! I'll topple Satyanarayan Joshi's government in a snap.
[Kashi snaps finger]
Kashinath Trivedi: I'll topple your chair, understood? I'll bring you down to a constable from a commissioner.
[Party members laugh]
ACP Arjun Ranavat: Kashi Trivedi. Whose human rights are you speaking about? Those hooligans, who don't consider humans as humans? Those who shoot at innocent people? Who widow their wives and orphan their children? Kashi Trivedi, are you praising their human rights? They aren't humans. How can we have a human consideration for them? They are inhuman bastards. They just understand one language. This one.
[Arjun shows his gun]
Kashinath Trivedi: Shut up! You mere police inspector! You're flying high on their strength, aren't you? This chief minister's days are on thin ice now. I'll transfer this commissioner as soon as I become the chief minister. And as for you, if I don't make you salute me everyday, my name won't be Kashi Trivedi!
ACP Arjun Ranavat: Then listen to what I say too, Kashi Trivedi. The day I get some proof against you, you won't be sitting on the chief minister's chair but on your funeral pyre. And I promise you, Kashi Trivedi. You won't even get one man to shoulder your funeral.