Album : Policegiri
Tracks : 5
Rating : 8.2344
Released : 2013
Label : T Series
Category : Hindi Movies
Policegiri Movie Reviews (RECOMMENDED 21 %)
NDTVMovies | Saibal Chatterjee
It is the sort of film in which the stuntmen get more play than any of the principal characters. The latter merely walk in and out of the picture, setting the stage for one violent confrontation after another.
Policegiri Movie Reviews Recommended By Koimoi - Mohar Basu
Using the vintage formula, the director T.P Aggarwal fails to enthuse much finesse into his film. An all-in-all entertainer that it tries to be ends up being incorrigible and bizarre at places. Sadly the punches of the film are mostly dull and remain unmemorable. I won’t call it boring because it undeniably amuses you at places but entertainment wise the film falls short.
Policegiri Movie Reviews Recommended By Bollywood Hungama - Taran Adarsh
Director K.S. Ravikumar, who has a plethora of successful films in South, garnishes the film with features that the masses take pleasure in. The conflict between good and evil is riveting too and so is the pacing [rapid], but with not much newness on platter, the film comes across as the usual cop versus politician fight. The soundtrack is strictly okay, with 'Robinhood' [before the climax] having a catchy tune and energetic choreography. Action, one of the high points of the enterprise, is slick and the dash of Southern masala makes it all the more palatable. Dialogue are aimed at the masses and will be greeted with whistles and applause from fans of desi masala movies, especially those delivered by Sanju.
Policegiri Movie Reviews Recommended By Nowrunning - Mansha Rastogi
Moreover, the action sequences were taken to a whole new level with this film. For samples, there's a scene where Sanjay Dutt stomps on the floor with force and creates ripples on land which can put even earthquake to shame. There really should now be put a limit to the level of action that should be incorporated in such films.
Policegiri Movie Reviews Recommended By Indian Express - Shubhra Gupta
There is not one thing about this film that is worthy of being watched. Not poor Desai who wears the most horrendous make-up (her cheeks alternate with hot pink and orange) and trying to look suitably lovelorn. Not Prakash Raj, who is doing what he has been doing in all of these hyper-violent Madras Cut films, clunking innocents on the head and doing loud dialoguebaazi, and here, trying to match steps with a visibly ageing Dutt.
Policegiri Movie Reviews Recommended By Rediff - Sukanya Verma
Policegiri was never expected to make sense but it’s the serious lack of charisma and the cringe it induces on seeing him romance an almost three decades younger Prachi Desai that spoils its chances even further.
Policegiri Movie Reviews Recommended By Mumbai Mirror - Karan Anshuman
The villain - and this is very important - must be Prakash Raj. And he must play a politician whose larger-than-life cutouts and postersadorn the Filmcity set the movie will be shot. There must be one sequence of him in his underwear. And he must double up as the comic relief in the climax.
Policegiri Movie Reviews Recommended By The Times Of India - Renuka Vyavahare
But not all is hunky-dory here. The very pretty Prachi Desai looks young enough to be Dutt's daughter. Prakash Raj gets to mouth a few funny lines but overall, his character is way too lame compared to his previous roles. The second half drags endlessly. A 'Sanju baba will be back' message sits right on top of the end credits of the film. For his fans, he already is and he does pack a punch.
Policegiri Movie Reviews Recommended By Filmfare - Devesh Sharma
What Dutt is good at is when he stops taking his character seriously and lets go. His comic timing is still impeccable and his stand-off scenes with the villain Prakash Raj are the saving grace of the film. Prakash Raj is too brilliant an actor to play the patented villain in all these action flicks. He should stop doing it before he gets burnt out. He does seem to be having the time of his life and his comic punches do manage to instil some life in the film but that shouldn’t be the case, right. If all that the viewer gets to look forward to are the villain’s wisecracks then there is something wrong with the film.
Policegiri Movie Reviews Recommended By Mid-Day India - Shakti Shetty
In terms of acting, all the three lead roles are justified. Sanjay appears comfortable as a guy who would bend rules for the good while Prakash is admirable for his comic punch lines. Individually speaking, Prachi does just fine though an older actress would have suited the role.
