Kasam

I saw the movie on TV that day and i checked out the release date here it says 2001, i was shocked Cos Sunny looks straight out of his ZIDDI days(1997) and Chunky and Naseer look younger Then i read the trivia which says the film had started in 1995 and had to have Sunny in a guest role which was extended and the film was sold as Sunny's film which led to a fight and the delay which shows

The movie is trite which was sold as Sunny's films post GHAYAL It has a mega loud and annoying Chunky Pandey who wears purple suits and orange pants It has Naseeruddin Shah doing nonsense and getting old in scenes(is it just me who noticed his white hair in some scenes) Sunny Deol is his usual self Neelam makes an appearance after HSSH where she was a side actress here she pairs with Sunny after the tripe VISHNU DEVAA(1992)

"Kasam" (2001), directed by Shibu Mitra, is a typical masala action drama of early 2000s Bollywood, starring Sunny Deol, Naseeruddin Shah, Chunky Pandey, Neelam, and Sonu Walia. The film revolves around themes of revenge, loyalty, and justice, familiar to Hindi cinema of that era. Sunny Deol plays the righteous, hot-blooded hero with his trademark intensity, while Naseeruddin Shah adds weight to the narrative with his solid performance. Chunky Pandey provides comic relief and also has a few emotional shades, making his role memorable.

The story itself is predictable-revenge against corrupt villains, emotional family angles, and plenty of high-voltage drama. Action sequences, though over-the-top, are crowd-pleasing and align with the "dhai kilo ka haath" image Sunny Deol was known for. The music is forgettable, with only a couple of songs fitting well into the narrative. Direction is functional but lacks freshness, as the film heavily relies on formulaic storytelling.

Overall, "Kasam" works mainly for hardcore fans of Sunny Deol and lovers of old-school Bollywood action. For modern viewers, it may feel dated and clichéd. Still, the star power and nostalgic 90s-2000s vibe give it some charm.