New York
Truth is always gripping and so is ‘
The film starts off really well and progresses very steadily. The bonding among the three friends and how they are drifted apart, how after several years they encounter with one another, the terror attacks in the USA and how the FBI deals with the turmoil and what tricks they played to catch the culprit are well captured in the film. As the film unveils, it grips your interest and the second part is equally absorbing. The screenplay is watertight; music is average but two songs ‘Junoon’ and ‘Mere Sang’ scores high. The much talked about chemistry between John and Katrina proves true. John’s torture scenes are brilliantly shot.
Coming to the storyline, ‘
But destiny has fixed meeting among the three friends again. Omar again landed in the life of Sameer but this time not as a friend, he came to his life as a spy sent him by an FBI agent Roshan (Irfan Khan). Police framed Omar of transporting illegal weapons just to arrest him and sent to his friend Sameer again. On knowing that Sameer was the suspected culprit of the attack, Omar fell from the sky, he got ready to help the police on one condition that after Sameer was proved guilty, they should not put him to death. After seven years when both friends met without knowing Omar’s intention, Sameer narrated what he has gone through in his life. He is married to Maya and they are parents of a sweet kid Damielle. What happens to Sameer after meeting Omar forms the rest of the story.
Speaking about direction, Kabir Khan handled the script flawlessly. The exotic locations of
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