After Salman's success of TERE NAAM(2003) Plenty of his films released like GARV which released in 2004, The film worked only because of Salman's presence The film is otherwise a heckeyened outdated film, In that year suddenly cop films were in fashion and thousands of cop films released like KHAKEE(the best), AAN, Police Force.etc and it got irritating Watching GARV it looks like watching an 80s film with actors speaking dialogues(shouting) like there are doing a Mahabharat act. The film starts well but there's nothing that you haven't seen before, the first half is fast paced, only to be punctuated with songs and a forced romance. There are clichéd villains, loud politicians, maa and behen and almost everything we thought disappeared from Hindi films.
Direction by Puneet Issar is not great Music is okay
Salman Khan has thousands of hairstyles in the film, he does a restrained job and is decent at many places though monotonous at some Also his X marking part looks odd, Arbaaz Khan is decent in his role Shilpa Shetty has a blink and miss role, Farida Jalal is typecast, Akanshka who is the producer's relative annoys with her loud acting and shouting, Amrish Puri is decent, Anupam Kher excels, Govind Namdeo hams, Mukesh Rishi is as usual, Anant Jog, Shivaji Satham are as usual
Direction by Puneet Issar is not great Music is okay
Salman Khan has thousands of hairstyles in the film, he does a restrained job and is decent at many places though monotonous at some Also his X marking part looks odd, Arbaaz Khan is decent in his role Shilpa Shetty has a blink and miss role, Farida Jalal is typecast, Akanshka who is the producer's relative annoys with her loud acting and shouting, Amrish Puri is decent, Anupam Kher excels, Govind Namdeo hams, Mukesh Rishi is as usual, Anant Jog, Shivaji Satham are as usual