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| Credited cast: | |||
| Salman Khan | ... | Veer Pratap Singh / Mahendra Pratap Singh | |
| Jackie Shroff | ... | Raja Gyanendra Singh | |
| Mithun Chakraborty | ... | Prithvi Singh | |
| Neena Gupta | ... | Mangla | |
| Sohail Khan | ... | Poonam 'Punya' Singh | |
| Amar Adatia | ... | Amit | |
| Zareen Khan | ... | Yuvraji Yashodhara (as Zarine Khan) | |
| Shahbaaz Khan | ... | Naunihaal | |
| Bharat Dabholkar | ... | Chaman | |
| Lara Clear | ... | Dancer (as Laura Michelle Cleary) | |
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William Chubb | ... | Steve |
| Rajesh Vivek | ... | Poojary | |
| Raj Premi | |||
| Vinay Apte | ... | Nanku | |
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Ashok Samarth | ... | Magan |
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In early twentieth-century British India, the Pindari leader Prithvi Singh narrates his story to a reporter from the London Times - a story of betrayal and deceit at the hands of the British and Madhavgarh's Raja Gyanendra Singh, which led to the massacre of 4500 Pindaris.
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22 January 2010 (India) See more »Also Known As:
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$334,562, 24 January 2010, Limited ReleaseGross USA:
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In the classroom scene, Veer quotes "Clothes don't make man, man makes clothes!" by George Bernard Shaw. However the Pindari movement was of Rajasthan in 1825. George Bernard Shaw existed from 1856 to 1950. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Where to start? I was going to watch a Salman Khan starrer, so naturally all my expectations were low. VERY low.
I've learned not to expect anything great from him. And, not to forget, I was going to watch a photocopy of my favourite actress, Katrina Kaif (favourite, mind you, for all reasons other than her acting!), which is really frustrating. This is the second time Salman is doing something like getting a carbon copy.
So, anyways, in one word, this movie is average. Very average. For more than one reason. It's a good entertainer, but all the super-bollywoody factors make me hate it, like flying (means a LOOOOOOONG jump), like breaking a sword with a bloody fist, etc, etc. Thank god for what happens in the end, though.
The direction is OK, doesn't feel stretched, but isn't that smooth either. The editing is flawed, but I'd give the cinematography a solid 8/10. Scenes are beautifully captured, no doubt. The 300-type CGI makes one want to puke, at times. The soundtrack... except the one song that I know people will like, it sucks.
And for the performances... Salman Khan's acting was... let's say... what it was supposed to be. Satisfying, nothing great. For others, it was fine. The newcomer Katrina Kaif-ish girl, though didn't have too many dialogues, was pretty OK.
And for the movie... I just LIKED one thing, which is the small twist in the end. As for the rest, it was OK. It is, after all, a love story, and nothing more. And when it comes to love, India has invented so many stories and I've seen so many that honestly, I'm bored. I mean, come on, what are they gonna do next, make films on capturing a terrorist, or a common cold? 6/10. Don't really go on my rating, I'm too critical. But go for it - it's a one-time-watch, and a sure-to-be-hit.