Film: Bholaa

Starring: Ajay Devgn, Tabu, Deepak Bobriyal, Sanjay Mishra, Gajraj Rao, Vineet Kumar, Kiran Kumar

Genre: Action-Thriller

Director: Ajay Devgn

Rating:

By Yogesh Mishra

Actor, producer, and director Ajay Devgn’s high-tech, action-packed 3D movie Bholaa is ready to win the hearts of action movie lovers. 

The story revolves around Bholaa (Ajay Devgn), who comes out of prison after a decade. He was in a rush to visit an orphanage somewhere in Lucknow to meet his almost 10-year-old daughter, whom he had never seen or met. Due to some misunderstanding, he was caught by Sr. Police Officer Diana Joseph (Tabu), who expects him to drive the truck loaded with unconscious senior police staff for treatment. This police force was the victim of a conspiracy by corrupt and dishonest insiders who were working with some high-profile criminals. Bholaa gets badly stuck in these situations. Does he agree to drive this truck and risk his life to get the police personnel to a safe place for treatment? Does Bholaa meet his daughter? Whatever happens at the end is the real crux of the story. So, to know the climax, one must watch the film.

The high-octane action scenes are the real USP of the film. Ajay Devgn has done most of the dangerous action sequences that take this film to the next level. The use of VFX and other graphics increases the power of the movie. Ajay Devgn’s performances are highly appreciable. On the other side, Tabu is another attraction of the film. She looked dashing in the action scenes she performed. Apart from the lead pair, other artists like Deepak Bobriyal, Sanjay Mishra, Gajraj Rao, Vineet Kumar, and Kiran Kumar have also justified their parts.

Ravi Basrur’s music is quite impressive and gels with the finest songs written by Irshad Kamil. Songs like "Nazar Lag Jayegi", "Aadha Main Aadhi Vo" and "Dil Hai Bholaa," etc. are quite entertaining and enhance the beauty of the film. 

The only problem with the film is its story. To a larger extent, the poor storyline damages the other good things of the film. Screenplay and dialogue are even not up to the mark.

Overall, despite all the ifs and buts, Bholaa is able to give you the feel of next-gen movie experiences and entertains you to the fullest with its action-packed scenes and other graphical advancements. This, we can say, is the fine blend of action and emotion. So, why wait? Go and watch it in your nearest cinema hall.