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Hey guys, I'm back! And this time I'm coming to you with a movie review. Khalnayak english sub 720p hd is one of those films that you just can't help but be nostalgic for. While the film doesn't bring anything new to the table, it does what it does well and gives you that edge of your seat feeling that's difficult to come by these days. It has everything from witty banter and daring heists to the wild car chase we all know and love - and if nothing else, it satisfies all those "masala movie" cravings we've been having lately. The film is written and directed by Rajkumar Gupta (whose directorial debut Bol Bachchan was a hit) and stars Aftab Shivdasani, Karanvir Bohra, Raghuvir Yadav, Sanjay Mishra and Harshvardhan Kapoor in key roles. While the cast of the film may not be too exciting to the average viewer, our man-in-Bengaluru has nothing but praise for this movie. Aakash: I don't know what I was expecting from this movie. I'm very skeptical of Rajkumar Gupta as a director. He made such a mess out of Bol Bachchan that I thought he would never be able to make another movie. I'm glad to see that I was wrong. Vikram: Khalnayak has all the makings of a typical B-grade film - it's crude, silly and completely reliant on the star power of Aftab Shivdasani. With Aftab playing an underworld don who is also tied to the film's plot, the only way this movie could conceivably succeed is if Aftab carries his part beyond being a star and becomes a major character in the movie himself. So far so good, but does he? Aakash: He definitely owes a lot of his success to his co-stars, but he also takes a lot of credit for himself. Vikram: I have no clue whether he's really that good an actor or not. He's so choked up with his own star-dom that he can't seem to get anything right in this film. Aakash: I must admit I was very skeptical of him being able to carry a film on his shoulders, but thankfully his performance did not disappoint - the hero-actors of the B-grade film are usually more pathetic than they are good, but Aftab Shivdasani is more believable as an outlaw than most of the Bollywood stars out there today. Vikram: His performance is on par with his on-screen persona...for the most part. Aakash : But there are a few moments in the film where you can see him struggling quite a bit to get his character right, and that's when you realize that there's more to Aftab Shivdasani than what meets the eye. Vikram: Considering how this film was a remake of a 1993 Bollywood hit, it does very little justice to its original version, barring the title track. The music in this film is nothing short of atrocious. cfa1e77820
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