Anything overdone in life is not digestable…..like excessive smoking leads to cancer….excessive drinking leads to lever failure….excessive exercise may lead to a cardiac arrest….please do not think that I am giving some kind of a pravachan or a lecture straight out from a good health guide…lol

I am basically pointing out that anything excessive is not good and this is the same thing which I noticed in Sarkar Raj….

repititive political games….so what if bapu was introduced as a support wall of the story…..

repititive performances…everyone knows that I am a huge fan of Big B but I found him sort of regular….only at few places I liked his performances but that’s not the Big B we die for right?

Abhishek again repeating himself….after a while too much of a silence from him gets on your nerves…bhai mooh se kuch bolega ya maun vrat rakha hai????

Aishwarya nothing so great….a typical hardcore business woman turning into a typical filmy heroine the moment she is introduced to the naagre family….o my god what a drastic turn around of a personality…lol…arrey pagli tu bahu thode hi na hai naagre family ki jo aise aansoo bahaa bahaa ke aur zor zor se chilla ke ro rahi hai….funny!!!!

Govind Namdeo does a good job but his character was too similar to that of Zaakir in Sarkar….

Sayaji Shinde repeats himself in every other film since Shool…..

Dilip Prabhavalkar is otherwise such a great actor but as bapu….what a waste made out of him …

Rajesh Shringapure as Sanjay Somji was too good as a debutant….very impressive

For the first few minutes the camera angles seem very novel but after a while that too gets overdone and too too too repetitive….believe me after the movie got over I started feeling dizzy…and I looked at Akki and said mujhe chakkar aa raha hai….

If u frankly ask me I don’t care about the camera angles etc etc…and the lighting which I seriously found faulty (though creatively thought of may be but imagine if the same lighting experiment was done by a debutant director he would have been shreaded by now but its RGV toh kuch soch ke hi kiya hoga hai na? huhh) apart from few good scenes I don’t remember anything from the movie….

I mean to say to cover up faults in your story telling if u take support of your cameraman….it can be done at a few selected places in the film not the whole film yaar…come on….i am surprised at some people going ga ga about the film shot in a different style agreed that there are a few very well shot shots in the film but that’s it is there to discuss…what else my friend?

Frankly I wont be as generous and a bit soft as others have been in their reviews coz if a film works for u in bits and pieces its actually not working for u….this is a fact…period…I found the film very weak and loose….with a lot of hangover of Sarkar….may be that’s the reason why a sequel will seldom work in India….remember Vaastav’s sequel Hathiyar also suffered the same way….coz it had more than plenty instances which I could directly relate to Vaastav….same is here I could notice so many undercurrents in Sarkar Raj which I have already felt and seen in Sarkar (Read people playing political games)….again repetitive….now I know I m inviting few debates on this point specially but I am ready with my justifications…. J

But yes if you decide to make not a sequel but a SERIES like Munnabhai there are plenty of chances that it will work every time its made….

I don’t know what is the wizardry that RGV has done in this film….apart from few brilliant things like few nicely shot action shots and well written dialogues….the background music is fine but the main problem lies with the film’s audio mixing I feel….there is this song “raavan” where the lyrics are hardly audible as the sound effects of people shouting and yelling has been given too much importance…if there was only music it was a different thing but surely not sound effects overlapped with lyrics please….

I would not want to discuss the film here in totality as I think I would take it up as and when the discussion heats up….if at all it does….lol

Till then I would just like to join our cute Aishwarya Bhabhi (lol) and say “zara 200,000,00,00,000 (Rupees Two Hundred Thousand Crores) ki chaai Pilaana please”

People here who have seen the film might be in splits right now…..lol

A one time watch for sure….atleast to experience the true roller coaster ride which RGV and his cameraman provide….lol