Crook: It's Good to Be Bad

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Emraan Hashmi, Neha Sharma, and Shella Alan in Crook: It's Good to Be Bad (2010)

Corrupt police and racially motivated attacks against Indian students complicate a re-located crook's life in Australia.Corrupt police and racially motivated attacks against Indian students complicate a re-located crook's life in Australia.Corrupt police and racially motivated attacks against Indian students complicate a re-located crook's life in Australia.

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5.1/10

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Awards
- 2 nominations total

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Trivia
The film did not have a theatrical release in British Columbia,Canada.

Goofs
The number plate changes on the Mercedes convertible that the girl picks the guy up at the airport near the beginning.

Connections
Featured in City Lights (2014)

Soundtracks
Challa
Music by Pritam Chakraborty
Lyrics by Kumaar
Performed by Suzanne D'Mello, Suzanne D'Mello

User reviews6

Featured review

10/10

Visual and acoustic pleasure

I just saw this movie. Wow, what an experience! This is certainly not a movie Indian public will like, with Masala factor being around zero; but I am fine with that since I do not like Bollywood movies that look like Hollywood parodies from the 1980ies!

This movie has got it all: solid screenplay, wonderful cast, marvelous locations and beautiful soundtrack. Even though direction could have been better, ''Crook'' is good, and never disappoints. Emraan Hashmi's (interpreting Jai Dixit) acting is convincing, albeit too casual at times. The newcomer Bihari Neha Sharma (here in the role of Suhani) is more than beautiful and has proved that she is here to stay. Katrina Kaif watch out! Arjan Bajwa (of Guru and Fashion) is the main villain here (Samarth). He is getting better and better with each movie, although I don't think he's convincing enough (while) interpreting antagonists.

The movie is based on true events, but with a dose of fiction. I'd say that it's 75% true.

9.5/10 Highly recommended!