Bharat (Akshay Khanna,) is the “aam admi,” the common man of the situation. He works as a cashier at a bank in Bhopal, in India’s state of Madhya Pradesh. After he refuses to lend his home for a political campaign, Bharat is engulfed in a bureaucratic mess as politicians and police officials harass him for being uncooperative.
Film: Gali Gali Chor HaiDirector: Rumi Jaffery
Cast: Akshaye Khanna, Shriya Saran, Satish Kaushik, Mugdha Godse, Annu Kapoor, Vijay Raaz, Murli Sharma
Rating: **1/2
What does make the film worth a watch however, are the effortless performances by the actors and the supporting cast. Akshaye and Shriya give fine performances, as do Satish, Annu, Rajpal and Akhilendra. The dialogues are interesting initially, even though they fail to move you much in the second half. Overall, it’s worth a watch, but you won’t find yourself tom-tomming about it galli galli.
Film: Gali Gali Chor HaiDirector: Rumi Jaffery
Cast: Akshaye Khanna, Shriya Saran, Satish Kaushik, Mugdha Godse, Annu Kapoor, Vijay Raaz, Murli Sharma
Rating: **1/2
What does make the film worth a watch however, are the effortless performances by the actors and the supporting cast. Akshaye and Shriya give fine performances, as do Satish, Annu, Rajpal and Akhilendra. The dialogues are interesting initially, even though they fail to move you much in the second half. Overall, it’s worth a watch, but you won’t find yourself tom-tomming about it galli galli.
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