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PK
Cast: Aamir Khan, Anushka Sharma, Sanjay
Dutt
Director: Rajkumar Hirani
Rating: 4.5
Spoilers ahead
After making 3 id*ots in 2009 it took five years
for Rajkumar Hirani to find the right story to
make a come back. Clearly he was making
sure he only lives up to the sky high
expectations and raises the bar once again.
In Munna Bhai MBBS he questioned the
medical system, in Lage Raho Munna Bhai he
introduced Gandhigiri and in 3 id*ots it was
Rancho doing his own number and questioning
the education system. Now Rajkumar Hirani
takes on the much hyped Godmen in India. Yes
the plot is similar to the 2012 release Oh My
God in which Paresh Rawal's character
questions God and Godmen. The similarity is
just in the idea but Hirani's PK is another level
all together.
Jaggu (Anushka Sharma) a journalist student
in Belguim falls in love with Sarfaraz (Sushant
Singh) from Pakistan. Her family back in New
Delhi believes in a Hindu Godman who predicts
that Sarfaraz will dump her which leads to
some confusion and in no time a heartbroken
Jaggu heads back home.
An alien has landed somewhere in Rajasthan
and his locket which is his only way to return
is stolen by a local. He has never seen humans
in clothes and then starts the joyride as one by
one the alien questions every manmade belief
just like a child. After looking for his locket he
is finally told that only God can help him
whatever the problem may be.
His dressing and behaviour is weird so the
name given to him is PK. He soon bumps into
Jaggu on a Delhi metro while he is distributing
pamphlets which say if anyone finds God they
should contact PK. Jaggu who now works as a
journalist in a news channels finds PK
fascinating and follows him till she gets his
story out. Initially hesitant Jaggu eventually
decides to help PK. His locket is with a
popular Godman and it's not going to be easy
to get it back.
Aamir Khan this time in the title role is simply
brilliant! From his physique to the language the
actor has left no stone unturned to put in his
best for this role. His expressions do most of
the talking! I doubt any other star could have
delivered the kind of performance Aamir does.
Anushka Sharma has a fairly important role.
She looks gorgeous and puts in sincere efforts
to entertain. Sanjay Dutt who we see in parts
is fabulous.
Music by Ajay Atul, Shantanu Moitra and Ankit
Tiwari is decent and goes well with the plot
but it's not very different from Hirani's earlier
films. Screenplay by Abhijat Joshi and
Rajkumar Hirani is terrific. They put together a
watertight script with no loopholes.
If I had not seen Oh My God (2012) then PK
would be a pleasant surprise but that doesn't
take away anything from this masterpiece.
At a running time of almost three hours PK
entertains you every minute and brings in
surprises one after the other.
All the credit for this goes to the captain of
the ship, the genius filmmaker Rajkumar Hirani
who has raised the bar once again. PK is an
absolute must watch film and watch it before
your friends tell you all the surprise elements
in detail.
Thank You Rajkumar Hirani!
PK review: Go watch the film & watch it ASAP!
Cast: Aamir Khan, Anushka Sharma, Sanjay
Dutt
Director: Rajkumar Hirani
Rating: 4.5
Spoilers ahead
After making 3 id*ots in 2009 it took five years
for Rajkumar Hirani to find the right story to
make a come back. Clearly he was making
sure he only lives up to the sky high
expectations and raises the bar once again.
In Munna Bhai MBBS he questioned the
medical system, in Lage Raho Munna Bhai he
introduced Gandhigiri and in 3 id*ots it was
Rancho doing his own number and questioning
the education system. Now Rajkumar Hirani
takes on the much hyped Godmen in India. Yes
the plot is similar to the 2012 release Oh My
God in which Paresh Rawal's character
questions God and Godmen. The similarity is
just in the idea but Hirani's PK is another level
all together.
Jaggu (Anushka Sharma) a journalist student
in Belguim falls in love with Sarfaraz (Sushant
Singh) from Pakistan. Her family back in New
Delhi believes in a Hindu Godman who predicts
that Sarfaraz will dump her which leads to
some confusion and in no time a heartbroken
Jaggu heads back home.
An alien has landed somewhere in Rajasthan
and his locket which is his only way to return
is stolen by a local. He has never seen humans
in clothes and then starts the joyride as one by
one the alien questions every manmade belief
just like a child. After looking for his locket he
is finally told that only God can help him
whatever the problem may be.
His dressing and behaviour is weird so the
name given to him is PK. He soon bumps into
Jaggu on a Delhi metro while he is distributing
pamphlets which say if anyone finds God they
should contact PK. Jaggu who now works as a
journalist in a news channels finds PK
fascinating and follows him till she gets his
story out. Initially hesitant Jaggu eventually
decides to help PK. His locket is with a
popular Godman and it's not going to be easy
to get it back.
Aamir Khan this time in the title role is simply
brilliant! From his physique to the language the
actor has left no stone unturned to put in his
best for this role. His expressions do most of
the talking! I doubt any other star could have
delivered the kind of performance Aamir does.
Anushka Sharma has a fairly important role.
She looks gorgeous and puts in sincere efforts
to entertain. Sanjay Dutt who we see in parts
is fabulous.
Music by Ajay Atul, Shantanu Moitra and Ankit
Tiwari is decent and goes well with the plot
but it's not very different from Hirani's earlier
films. Screenplay by Abhijat Joshi and
Rajkumar Hirani is terrific. They put together a
watertight script with no loopholes.
If I had not seen Oh My God (2012) then PK
would be a pleasant surprise but that doesn't
take away anything from this masterpiece.
At a running time of almost three hours PK
entertains you every minute and brings in
surprises one after the other.
All the credit for this goes to the captain of
the ship, the genius filmmaker Rajkumar Hirani
who has raised the bar once again. PK is an
absolute must watch film and watch it before
your friends tell you all the surprise elements
in detail.
Thank You Rajkumar Hirani!
PK review: Go watch the film & watch it ASAP!
hya:d:rofl
