Kuchh Kariye Movie Reviews

Here's another singer who wants to become an actor. Now, there's nothing wrong with that really. But hey, why must they all want to do stuff superstars do! Like chasing terrorists, shaking their legs on the dance floor, serenading girls in meadows and even stripping their shirt. Why can't they leave all that routine stuff to Shah Rukh and Salman and concentrate on plausible character-driven stories.

Entirely asinine! KK is an exercise in ridiculousness. It is so utterly retarded that I found myself laughing when people were being bumped off or shooting themselves. Despite this, the film does address several pertinent questions: Can murderous people, like atankwadi uncles, be reformed? Yes. How? By singing songs to them. If this doesn’t work? Then ask them, “You can take life, but can you also give life?” This will shame and cure them. Are all terrorist chiefs called “Akka”? Yes. What’s the latest fad in the terror world? Blonde Barbie doll guards and nail-polish red rexine chairs. Are dons still taking supari on films? You wish.

KUCHH KARIYE marks the debut of singer Sukhwinder Singh as an actor. As someone who has been an ardent admirer of his singing, I felt pained to see him cast in a film that has an apology of a script and non-existent direction. As for Sukhwinder's acting skills, the less said the better. He is expressionless, flaunts his physique like Salman Khan and wears garish outfits.

Star cast: Sukhwinder Singh, Shriya, Vikrum Kumar, Rufy Khan, Khwahish, Mukesh Tiwari. Plot: Sukhwinder, Vikrum, S...