Right Yaaa Wrong (2010)

A decorated and disabled Police Officer becomes suspect in a double homicide.

Director:

Neeraj Pathak

Writers:

Sanjay Chauhan (screenplay), Girish Dhamija (dialogue),

Stars:

Sunny Deol, Irrfan Khan, Isha Koppikar

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Sunny Deol	...	ACP Ajay Sridhar
Irrfan Khan	...	Inspector Vinay Patnaik (as Irrfan)
Isha Koppikar	...	Anshita 'Anshu' A. Sridhar (as Eesha Koppikhar)
Konkona Sen Sharma	...	Radhika Patnaik
Sanjay Singh
Deepal Shaw
Aryan Vaid	...	Boris
Ashok Samarth
Ali Haji	...	Yash A. Sridhar (as Master Ali Haji)
Parikshat Sahni	...	Dr. Siddique
Vijay Patkar	...	Police Inspector
Kamlesh Sawant
Arvind Vaidya
Shillpi Sharma	...	(as Shilpi Sharma)
Govind Namdeo	...	Public Prosecutor Nigam

Storyline

After bravely apprehending Boris (Aryan Vaid), Goa's Assistant Commissioner of Police, Ajay Sridhar (Sunny Deol), is gravely injured and hospitalized. He does recover, only to find that he can never walk again and must be confined to a wheelchair. He is subsequently discharged to the care of his wife, Anshita (Eesha Koppikar); brother, Sanjay; and school-going son, Yash. Frustrated by his confinement, he becomes edgy and short-tempered. After getting an Insurance Policy for 5 Crore Rupees he asks his wife and brother to plan his murder, get the money, and live a better life. Both reluctantly agree and follow his detailed plan. On the fateful day, however, Murphy's Law seemingly prevails, and everything goes awry.

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Plot Keywords:

paralyzed | outrunning explosion | affair | nightie | police | 

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Genres:

Crime | Drama | Thriller

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Details

Country:

India

Language:

Hindi

Release Date:

12 March 2010 (India)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Ikkon Pictures, Mukta Arts

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Soundtracks

"Kya Galat Kya Sahi"
Performed by Ujjaini
Lyrics by Sameer
Music by Monty Sharma
Music on Ulta Music and Mukta Music

User Reviews

Definitely Wrong

It has become common knowledge that Pathak's 'Right Ya Wrong' shamelessly rips off 'Above Suspicion'. Thus, the writers do not deserve much credit. Normally I tend t avoid rip-offs, but since it stars Ishaa Koppikar and Konkona Sen Sharma, I made an exception. Considering that this is a Sunny Deol film, one can expect some 'dishum-dishum' (translation: tacky Bollywood fight scenes) but the good thing is that it's toned down and once the movie moves passed that phase, it stays in thriller mode. The execution isn't exactly sophisticated. The writing is quite amateur (even though it's ripped off). Sunny Deol is a little too old for the part but where acting is required, he's surprisingly subtle and pulls it off. Ishaa Koppikar is very convincing as the adulterous housewife. Irfan Khan is passable. In all fairness to him, the characterization was poor. Konkona Sen Sharma is wasted. I wonder what an actress of her calibre saw in such a half-baked role.