Deewangee

I saw this movie before watching PRIMAL FEAR and I am writing this review after watching both the films.There should be no doubt Primal fear is better than Deewangee but only in terms of direction and not action. AJAY DEVGAN HAS REALLY DONE COMPLETE JUSTICE TO HIS JOB and this is one of his best performance which really brings real thriller while watching this movie. In one of the scene AJAY DEVGAN beats up a girl and verbally abuses her(don't think he sexually exploit her, that is for some other reason) this type of scene is very rarely shown in bollywood movies where a girl is beaten plus verbally abused and the reason is not female sexual exploitation. In that scene both the actor and actress have done a tremendous job.There is lot more. You should definitely watch this movie.

I think the first half of the movie was a bad copy of Primal Fear. devgan was not Edward Norton. But second half was better. Mr. Khanna was better then devgan, because he was more orginal and was not copy somebody.

But i give it 7.5 out of 10.

Tremondous acting by Ajay devgn ..super story Super music by Ismail darbarji and best directio of director........HE IS SUCH A FINE ACTOR ......AJAY LOVE U

I would like to say that this is the masterpiece movie of 2002. The screenplay direction and acting is very good.

The acting did by Akshaye khanna and Ajay devgan very well.

And it might be very good movie.

Thanks.

In case you have watched Primal Fear, don't even bother. In case you have not, watch Primal Fear. If you are bent upon watching this movie, then I assure you that apart from a few amazing scenes, courtesy Ajay Devgan, the rest is pretty stretched. The plot has too many unnecessary songs. The last half was pretty boring stuff. The plot tries to imbibe the which was left to the imagination by the original. Akshay Khanna as usual was wasted other than a few sequences. This had the potential with an exciting star cast. the climax is the only part where you feel like being on the edge of your seat. More was expected out of Anees Bazmee. Overall, something that can be watched unless you have nothing else to do.