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The films plot is weak. The core plot of Kidnapping a Mafia Boss to pay debts is inspired from the 1997 Hollywood Flick "Suicide Boys". An interesting thriller is made into cheap gags. But if one were to every remote sense of cinema, than its a timepass comedy.

It seems the Hindi Cinema seem to use Sanjay Dutt's past connection to underworld and his screen presence as a mafia is being overused in Indian Gangsta Flicks. Irrespective of whether its a comedy, thriller, noir film.

Except for the Munnabhai saga, there is none of the original ideas to show Sanjay Dutt as a mafia boss. Probably Vishal Bhardwaj or Ram Gopal Verma are the only ones who can use Sanjay Dutt in an original idea Gangsta flick. But that is a wish. lets see if Sanjay Dutt will ever get the opportunity. In fact some one should bring him to the attention of Tarantino and a Tarantino + Dutt Flick would be something to look forward to. Again, thats a wish...

I strongly recommend not to watch this film, unless one has a desire of learning what bad film's are all about. This is one film which I would recommend to the Students of Audio Visual studies, so that they learn what silly mistakes they should avoid in film making.

The camera moments are jerky, the director seems to have gone on a vacation leaving instructions to the cameramen to film whatever seems suitable. And the eye movement of the actors will remind you the kind of films that appear under the category of amateur porn films made in eastern Europe.

The lead lady, Karen Boles does seem to make a brave attempt in giving some semblance, but unfortunately the cameramen does not do justice to her. Suffice to say its one film she will regret having accepted. One really feels sorry for her. God save the art of film making from Jacob Ennis.

The horror of the film is, in wasting our precious time watching it.