Vash Movie REVIEW | Deeksha Sharma

SELFIEE is the story of an actor's battle with his fan. Om Prakash Agarwal (Emraan Hashmi) is an RTO inspector primarily based in Bhopal. He lives with his spouse Minti (Nushrratt Bharuccha) and son Gabbu (Neev Ahuja). He's a die-hard fan of Bollywood celeb Vijay Kumar (Akshay Kumar) and usually makes positive to watch the latter's film, first day first show. Om's pleasure is aware of no bounds when he learns that Vijay Kumar will be capturing his movie ‘Falak Tak’ in Bhopal.

He and Gabbu go to see him, hoping to click on a selfie. But he would not get a hazard as lots of followers have additionally arrived to welcome Vijay Kumar. But he receives any other hazard when the corporator Vimla Tiwari (Meghna Malik) requests Om to assist Vijay Kumar get the riding license, which the actor has lost. Om effectively concurs and expresses the wish to click on a photo with Vijay. Hence, he asks Vijay to arrive at the RTO office. Vijay agrees.

When he reaches the RTO office, Vijay is startled to see that the media has already arrived. A narrative is unfold that Vijay by no means had a using licence and that all these years, he was once illegally using a car. Assuming that Om referred to as the media, Vijay blasts him and leaves. An irritated Om stops him from using the car, citing that he does not possess a riding license. The second is captured with the aid of the media. In no time, Om Prakash Agarwal will become a superstar and is praised for taking on a mighty, boastful star. What takes place subsequent types the relaxation of the film.

SELFIEE

SELFIEE is the respectable remake of the 2019 Malayalam movie DRIVING LICENSE. Rishhabh Sharrma's screenplay is enticing and has some excellent dramatic and humorous moments. However, a few trends are difficult to digest. Rishhabh Sharrma's dialogues are one of the quality components of the enterprise. Interestingly, the dialogues right here are funnier than in the unique model and it provides to the madness.

Raj Mehta's course is first-rate, simply like in his preceding two movies - GOOD NEWWZ (2019) and JUGJUGG JEEYO (2022). He has dealt with the story in a very business manner and this offers the movie a mainstream appeal. Also, he has well integrated real-life happenings like boycott trends, media trial etc. and it in addition provides to the impact.

On the flipside, the manner in which Vijay Kumar assumes that Om used to be accountable for calling the media appeared far-fetched. Since this used to be the base of the combat and takes the story forward, the later traits additionally don’t appear completely convincing. The 2nd 1/2 is a bit dragging and the 143-minute-long movie may want to have been shorter. There are some distance too many slow-motion pictures of Vijay waving to his followers and after a point, it turns into too much.

SELFIEE starts offevolved on a not-so-great notice as the entry of Om and his love for Vijay looks superficial. The movie receives higher as soon as Vijay Kumar reaches Bhopal and he’s requested to post his license. The drama at the RTO workplace is arresting. The intermission comes at a decisive factor in the film. The 2nd 1/2 begins very properly and some of the scenes that stand out are Vijay Kumar addressing the media in his hotel, the learner license check and Om Prakash making matters hard for Vijay at the ultimate using test. The movie ends on a stunning note.

Selfiee Official Trailer | Akshay Kumar, Emraan Hashmi, Nushrratt Bharuccha, Diana Penty

Speaking of performances, Akshay Kumar is in his aspect and is pretty natural. He uplifts countless scenes with his comedian timing and additionally shines in the emotional sequences. Emraan Hashmi is apt for the function of a fan-turned-enemy, and performs as per the character’s requirement. Nushrratt Bharuccha receives restrained scope and is okay. Even Diana Penty (Naina) doesn’t have a good deal to do however she underplays her phase well. Neev Ahuja is okay. Meghna Malik leaves a big mark. Akashdeep Sabir (Dheeraj Jaiswal) raises hundreds of laughs as the producer who’s caught in the conflict between the famous person and the fan. Abhimanyu Singh (superstar Suraj) is a shock in the film. Mahesh Thakur (Naveen) lends in a position support. Kusha Kapila (Tara; tarot card reader), Susheel Bonthiyal (Sunil Awasthi; Om's senior) and Ajay Singh Pal (owner of Pappi Driving School) are fine. Adah Sharma (Meera) is magnificent in a cameo. Mrunal Thakur appears warm in the entry song.

The songs fail to entice and the movie ideally ought to have had a chartbuster. 'Main Khiladi' is performed in the quit credit and is well-tuned and shot. The equal applies to 'Kudiyee Ni Teri'. The title track and 'Sher' don’t impress. John Stewart Eduri's heritage rating has a cinematic feel.

Rajeev Ravi's cinematography is straightforward. Mukund Gupta's manufacturing sketch is first-rate. Mandira Shukla, Jennifer Gardiner's costumes are practical and Komal Shahani's costumes for Akshay Kumar are glamorous. The motion is minimal and packs a punch. Ritesh Soni's enhancing should have been sharper.

On the whole, SELFIEE works due to the plot, direction, dialogues and face-off between Akshay Kumar and Emraan Hashmi. At the field office, the movie will have to be counted on robust phrase of mouth and spot bookings to make a mark.