Luck

a thrilling movie

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Luck Is a Excellent Movie , Danny my all time favourite look outgoing in this movie too,

sanju baba was just mind blowing, and its nice to see mithunda after a long time.

movie keep us on edge always we were be thinking who will die what will happen next  it is a great climax.

 Read full review at my blog : CLICK HERE.

But actually, really, honestly speaking- I liked the movie. Yes, Yes, i liked it. Okay, I am not being 'different' from all, or I am not being 'attention-seeker' but seriously, I liked it as a clean fun time pass. Remember Aa Dekhen Zara? People rejected it at once, but I loved it :) So, that's just me. Okay, movie has its own flaws. A part [20 min approx] after intermission, was boring when game after a game was coming, so it became like Fear Factor episode, but soon it got back on track. But again in climax, Ravi Kissen lost the track. Otherwise, everything is smooth.

Chitrashi Rawat - the Chak De girl, caught all the attention. She was really fabulous, that I wasn't looking at Shruti at all, whenever both are on screen. Shruti was looking confused, nervous, depressed, whatever. But still, i want to see her in a full fledged role, that would be fine. Imran Khan, well, he hardly has his 'own' part in this movie. Either he is driven by Danny Denzongpa [Mind Blowing !!] or he looked lost somewhere. But still, there were sparks. And after watching this, I would definitely go for Kidnap.
 

I liked the movie very much... especially Sanjay Dutt who is alwaz best... no one can beat him... remaining other actors have also done a good job especially Shruti hasan she is very cute and sexy in the movie...

A very good movie to watch...

Its Ok...

SAjnu rocked again....as Mussa ...!!

Seniors proved it again dat "Old Is Gold...Nd...Gold Is never Old".

Shruti..looks gud...but lot to learn..!!...same goes wid Imran.,.,!!

Ravi kishan...Amazing actor..!!!

Nice Music...Goes well with the movie..!!

 Action ...  which sud b the USP of the movie is below expectation.,,.. it will take lot of time to meet the standards of hollywood.,., :(   ......  still a nice try..!!!!

Over all ..... if movies comes out as hit....it will b coz of actors performance... if it comes out as Flop...it will b coz of story..!!!

nice movie but not want to see it again.......

clear dialough and action....

every thing good but slow movie...

must watch one time...

the luck word is used almost 726 times...

‘Luck’ is a triumph of style over substance, inanity over intelligence and weak jabs over powerful punch lines. Based on a concept with potential, the film could have done with better execution and ends up as a disappointment.

The film is about a betting syndicate that wagers money on people who are considered to be lucky. These chosen few are put through life threatening games of chance where their ability to fall on the right side of probability is tested. These are people with needs that can only be satisfied with money. The syndicate’s boss Moosa Bhai and henchman Tamang look for such people bring them together.

So, we have a son who needs to repay his late father’s debt, an army officer who needs to raise funds for his wife’s treatment, a girl who wants to avenge her twin sister’s death allegedly because of Moosa, a camel rider who can win any camel race with a lame camel and a serial killer who survived a hanging and was (hold your breath) released because the mechanism failed while hanging. A motley crew indeed.

The basic plot of the film is interesting as it involves gambling on a person’s luck. But, the film suffers badly due to poor execution. Soham Shah’s direction is high on style with helicopters criss-crossing, exotic locales and well thought out action sequences, but he is unable to tie all the loose ends of the story together. The quality of editing is poor as could be seen in the first and last action sequence. These sequences should have left the viewer gasping, but end up a couple of notches lower because the tension is not built up well. You could use Aamir Khan’s train charging sequence in ‘Ghulam’ for a benchmark. The music, apart from the title song ‘Aaazma Luck’ fails to evoke.

The actors are handicapped by poor dialogue. One can understand that the characters are battling for their life and they have bragging rights about their luck and they can afford to be philosophical. But the dialogues are so weak and amateurish. Check this out ‘Lakshmi tum pe teeka lagane aaye hai aur tum eid ka chand bane ho’. ‘Kamra kareeb hone se insaan kareeb nahi ho ja ta’ Good Lord!

Sanjay Dutt as Moosa sleep walks through his role. He can be titled ‘chopper man’ because his entry and exit is mostly via helicopter. Danny Denzongpa as Tamang can be a good model for Ray Ban Aviators but does precious little apart from giving the camera a blank stare. Imran Khan does show traces of sensitivity as his character battles the moral difficulty of his decision to play the game. But the material is not strong enough to help him. Mithun Chakraborty is not given enough to do with his immense talent. Shruti Hassan is passable as eye candy but needs diction classes and acting classes going forward. Ravi Kishan as the serial killer Raghav does appear insane. So, one can give him credit for playing the part.

‘Luck’ could have been a better film if more effort had been invested in dialogue and post-production, especially editing. You can try to leave your brain behind, but you might end up missing it soon. Avoidable unless you are a fan of any of the main actors.

a action pack movie wth gr8 performance by mithun da , sanju baba , dany ji n Ravi Kishan.

end is bit awkward.......

shruti was not good at all

 imran was okkkk

This is truely the best movie of this month (so far)....the story itself is awesome....it make you wonder what's coming next....so many unexpected things happen....it makes you sit at the edge of you seat the whole time....

the cast performence is truely amazing...imran was great....Ravi really seemed like a serial killer...Chitrashi was awesome... shuriti was cool... and so on..

the soundtrack just went with the movie.....khudaya ve was an amazing song....

this is one movie that is worth seeing (unlike kambakkht ishq)...i think everyone should watch this....

 hi!! guys i really enjoyed watching this movie, especially irfan khan!!!!!whatever all of them were very good ya!!! am looking forward 4 irfan khan's coming movies!!pls do let me know d latest ya!!!

with lots of hugs n kisses 2 all there!!!

cindy gill

Luck borrows its plot from 13 Tzameti and other B-grade Hollywood movies to churn out a bad 80s movie replete it with filmy dialogues. Moussa (Sanjay Dutt) runs a betting racket where the players have to bump off each other to win the prize money. Ram Mehra (Imran Khan), and the other contestants are in it due to various financial and personal reasons.

The only scenes in the movie that are any good are the one where Chitrashi Rawat talks about her dreams and the one where Mithun and Imran have a talk as to why Imran is there. The screenplay is horrible and what could have been an adrenaline pumping thriller ends up looking like a B-grade movie. A serial killer is let off because the rope breaks and there is a double role when there is no need.

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sanjubaba excells as always

but in the titles we were disappointed to see "thanks to manyata:"  WHY

most of the people disgrunted in the theatre,  why is he promoting her, when we all know the character of this woman.  please spare us, or sanjubaba will lose all his fans

Indian Cinema has unarguably proved its mastery over the genre of drama and comedy in the past decades. But if we look upon the thrillers made in our part of the world, then there is still lot to achieve as per the International Standards. “Luck” also falls in the same category of thriller movies based on weak scripts relying heavily on its huge star-cast and exciting action sequences. In fact, here we have a movie, made only on an idea of human life being used in the betting mafia and has no basic script heading towards any particular event.

The movie starts off excitingly, introducing Sanjay Dutt as the Don of betting trade participating in a dangerous death race himself. And then the background narration (by Danny) unfolds the entire star-cast with their different individual sequences. Actually, these all are the needy people, chosen to play the dangerous life taking games arranged by the betting Don. But surprisingly this introduction chain exceeds its desired limits and continues till we reach the Intermission. In short the first half is only about the Introductions and has nothing in terms of story or content.

So, all expectations are set for an engrossing second half, showcasing a grand thrilling event and a great exciting climax. But sadly nothing goes as expected and we are only made to witness some unexplained and uninteresting sequences leading to nowhere. Usually in a script where few characters are brought together for a purpose, everything moves towards a specific event or a plan which has a great excitement value. But in “Luck”, there is neither any striking spectacular event nor a crescendo kind of impact, building towards it climax. The writers are only interested in talking about the idea of betting mafia playing games involving human lives and that’s it.

The movie is entirely based on a groundless script giving no opportunities to any artist in particular to prove his art. In fact, one wonders why veteran artists like Sanjay Dutt and Danny opted for this movie with no great roles written for them. Sanjay, though looks great as the Don, has got nothing to deliver other than the usual Bhai stuff. Danny is simply, mis-cast as the Sutradhar or the person responsible for getting every player together.

Imran, with a great fan following should be more careful in choosing his projects as this will be his second movie in a row, which fails to impress. Shruti Hassan, who comes just before the intermission, has got great screen presence, but should work on her dialogue delivery as she sounds uncomfortable speaking her Hindi lines. And there was really no need of her Bikini act in the movie as “the script never demanded it”. Mithun Da is completely wasted. He unconvincingly uses his famous dialogue “Koi Shaque” from “Ghulami”, which simply fails to generate the similar impact as in the original. Above all, both Ravi Kishan and Chitrashi are able to impress the most with their splendid performances.

Among the songs added for some glamour value, only “Aazma Luck” impresses to some extent. Background score on the other hand serves the purpose perfectly. Cinematography brilliantly captures the well directed action sequences both in the air and below the water. But their brilliance goes in vain, in absence of a good storyline and captivating writing.

So, for thrillers fans, the movie may be below their expectations, with no great excitement or special unique points to mention here. And if you are a real movie buff then you surely must have seen many better flicks in the same genre before.