Kill Movie Review: In most action and fighting films made in our country, violence is often used in a very unreal and glorified manner. A hero keeps beating up so many goons and does so in a way that it has no connection with reality.
The hero of the movie ‘Kill’ which is releasing this Friday, kills countless goons one after the other but the action of the movie ‘Kill’ is not only different from other movies in many ways but also appears raw and real.
‘India’s Most Violent Film’
The tagline of the film ‘Kill’ is ‘India’s most violent film’. The manner and scale of violence shown in the film ‘Kill’ seems to prove the tagline of the film right. But let me also tell you that this film, produced by Karan Johar and Guneet Monga, is not for the weak-hearted. The gruesome manner in which murders are committed one after the other in a moving train will increase your heartbeat manifold and every time you will feel that you will not be able to tolerate the brutal violence shown in the film anymore.
Tremendous action in the bogies of a running train
Although the name of the film itself makes it clear that it is a very violent film, but the extent of violence used in the film is known only after you watch the film. The most special thing about ‘Kill’ is that all the action of the film takes place in the bogies of a train running on the tracks, which makes this film very exciting and worth watching.
In order to surprise his girlfriend Tulika (Tanya Maniktala) who is travelling to Delhi by train with her family, Army commando Amrit (Lakshya Lalwani) boards the train with another army friend. But he does not know that this journey will not only separate him from his girlfriend forever but will also force him to show his wild side to the dacoits travelling in the train.
The action choreography of Si-Yeong-Oh, who hails from Korea and has been the action director of many Hollywood films, is also unique and amazing because the action of the film takes place inside the train bogies, a place where there is no space for the passengers to stand or walk properly. In such a situation, how difficult it must have been for writer and director Nikhil Nagesh Bhat to imagine the encounter of two soldiers with fifty dacoits in the entire film, can only be understood by watching the film.
Lakshya Lalwani’s debut film
Lakshya Lalwani has done a great job as an army commando and a hero who takes revenge on the dacoits after the murder of his girlfriend. Looking at Lakshya’s work and confidence as an actor, it does not feel at all that Kill is his debut film. He has proved with his first film that his personality is like that of a Hindi film hero and is full of potential. Raghav Juyal as a crazy dacoit and Ashish Vidyarthi as his dreaded father also impress a lot and prove helpful in making the film even more interesting with their acting.
Whether it is the writing and direction of the film ‘Kill’, its cinematography, editing, background score; every aspect of the film has been woven together in such a way that the film reaches a different level of excitement.
If you want to watch an out and out action film along with a good and emotional story, then you must watch the thrilling and hair-raising film ‘Kill’ directed by Nikhil Nagesh Bhatt in theatres. You will surely like this different kind of action film ‘Kill’.
