Recently I reviewed the movie " The mother" where Jennifer Lopez plays a mother who goes all out to protect her teenaged daughter from people out to harm her. In this movie ( based on a French movie) actor Shahid Kapoor plays an anti narcotics cop whose teenaged son has been kidnapped and who unleashes violence on the kidnappers with the warning to them not to harm his son. This plot is similar to a Niam Leeson movie. The movie moves at a fast pace and audiences will have no reason to complain. There are plenty of action scenes including hand to hand fights and true to the title not just daddy but quite a few characters are bloody. This is a good cop vs not a so good cop story within a time frame of 24 hours. The setting is a 7 star luxury hotel in suburban Delhi owned by Ronit Roy who has kidnapped Shahid's son to demand the bag of drugs seized by the cops. Rohit has his henchmen to help him in his evil deed and also has to deal with an impatient mafia boss ( Sanjay Kapoor).
Director Ali Abbas Zafar has ensured that a big chunk of the movie is full of action most of it taking place in the premises of the hotel ( kitchen, bar, marriage hall ) with a full fledged marriage party going on full blast and a disco full of revellers. Plenty of shooting, breaking of glass windows/ furniture/ crockery and tumbling dead bodies in every corner The acting of Shahid and Ronit is good with both looking suitably harassed and nasty by turns as things keep going out of hand. There is plenty of loud music both in songs and in the background . In common parlance one could say that the movie is value for money. There is a rider however. In case you don't like violence then you may not like the movie.
Director Ali Abbas Zafar has ensured that a big chunk of the movie is full of action most of it taking place in the premises of the hotel ( kitchen, bar, marriage hall ) with a full fledged marriage party going on full blast and a disco full of revellers. Plenty of shooting, breaking of glass windows/ furniture/ crockery and tumbling dead bodies in every corner The acting of Shahid and Ronit is good with both looking suitably harassed and nasty by turns as things keep going out of hand. There is plenty of loud music both in songs and in the background . In common parlance one could say that the movie is value for money. There is a rider however. In case you don't like violence then you may not like the movie.