| Mr.White
Mr.Black Movie
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Music :
Jatin Pandit, Lalit Pandit, Tauseef Akhtar |
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Lyrics :
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Sameer |
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Direction : Deepak Shivdasani |
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Producer :
Deepak
Shivdasani, Bhola Malviya |
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Leading Cast :
Suniel
Shetty, Arshad Warsi, Sandhya Mridul, Upasna Singh, |
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Vrajesh
Hirjee, Tania Zaetta, Mahima Mehta, Bobby Darling |
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Earlier titled as Gopi Kishen, Mr Black Mr White is
a hapless comic affair. The film is a burnt potato
in totality and even the heaviest of jokes fail to
kindle your facial muscles.
Directed by Deepak Shivdasani, Mr Black Mr White has
been in the making from a long time, making the film
look stale in totality.
The creative team of the film have tried to include
various entertaining factors, more of which look
good on paper but their transformations on the
silver screen have been far from convincing. |
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As the name suggests, the film is the incidents
undergone by the two leading men of the script,
Sunil Shetty and Arshad Warsi. Gopi, portrayed by
Sunil Shetty, is an innocent man who comes all the
way from Goa, from his village in Hoshiyarpur to
fulfill his father’s last wish.
According to the wish, Gopi has to hand over an
extremely small part of land to his childhood friend |
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Kishen (Arshad Warsi). Here in Goa, Kishen is a
thug, and manages to earn enough money to educate his sister
Divya (Mahima Mehta). Divya is pursuing her studies in
London.
Babu (Atul Kale) is Kishen’s partner in crime. Kishen tries
to stay away from Gopi as he does not believe in wasting his
time in taking the small piece of land in Hoshiyarpur.
Gopi is not in a mood to give up so easily and thereby he
chases Kishen. During this period, he is helped by Tanya (Anishka
Khosla). Tanya is the daughter of the owner of KG Resorts. |
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In the scheme of
things is the group of three sexy beauties, who have stolen
diamonds worth crores and are now hiding at KG Resorts.
All including Kishen and Babu come to know about this and
rush to KG Resorts in order to get the diamonds.
Incidentally, Gopi is amidst the members of the gang. That’s
not it, the diamonds actually belong to a don. |
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The presence of unwanted scenes and characters make
the entire look of the film clumsy and chaotic. The
disappearance and re-emergence of characters from
nowhere becomes a trendy thing to do in this plot.
While the first half is bearable, the second half
lets you down completely. The songs, 90’s
picturization and unassisted editing dents the film.
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Technical soundness is clearly unseen in the
cinematography. The screenplay too is a fish net. The music
of the film is horrible and noise at its best.
Actingwise, Suniel Shetty is a torture. Arshad is the better
one of the two but he is also smouldered by hammy act most
of the times. Rashmi Nigam is good looking while Anishka
Khosla makes a better actress. Sharat Saxena is good. The
others just make up the space. |
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On the
whole, the smarter lot of audience can survive the wrath of
losing their cool over this film while the front seaters may
enjoy a few moments in the film. |
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Rating: 1.5/5 |
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