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Rowdy Rathore (2012) SL MZP - Sonakshi Sinha, Paresh Ganatra, Nasser, Kareena Kapoor, Karisma Kapoor, Prabhu Deva, Mumait khan, Maryam Zakaria

PREVIOUS VIDEO NEXT VIDEO Currently 2.21/5 1 2 3 4 5 Rating: 2.2/5 (28 votes cast) WATCH THIS VIDEO IN FULL SCREEN : Author: Dishoom Description: ROWDY RATHORE(2012) ALTERNATE LINKS VIDEOWEED VIDPE MOVZAP VIDEOWEED NOVAMOV SL VIDPE SL MOVZAP SL VIDEOWEED MOVZAP ALT Rowdy Rathore Review: Script Analysis The screenplay, based on the Telugu hit, is commonplace but entertaining in parts. Especially, the comedy scenes work well with the audiences. The initial portion of the drama, when Shiva’s character is being introduced, is lovely. Ditto for the pre-climax and the climax. The screenplay of the latter half is such that there is ample scope for action, which has been choreographed very well. However, the portion, where the fact that Shiva and Vikram Rathore are look-alikes is revealed to the viewer, is not convincing at all. The writer provides no explanation behind Shiva and Vikram Rathore looking exactly the same. Moreover, the revelation is not even shocking to the audience as there already is a clue that Shiva has a look-alike in Chinki’s father. If this aspect had been dealt with more deftly, the scene where Vikram Rathore rescues Shiva and Chinki from the goons might have been much more explosive. Logic and common sense has been given a short shrift at many places in the drama but this won’t necessarily prove to be an obstacle for the layperson to enjoy it. The more discerning audiences might ask several questions, which, mostly, will remain unanswered. The latter half, when all the action moves to a fictitious village in Bihar, is fast-paced. Emotions abound the script, but at most times, they fail to touch the heart. Dialogues, penned by Shiraz Ahmed, are outstanding at places and alright at others. All in all, the script works because of the action and the comedy. Views: 5881