Fool N Final Hindi Movie

Jun 1, 2007 By Ashok Nayak

'Fool n Final' demands one thing from the audience and that is to lock your brains back at home and enter the movie hall. The next 2 hours and 20 minutes that you spend are entertaining to a certain extent. The movie is similar to watching a comic book on screen. The story has no real substance but just a package of many fun rides.

'Fool n Final' directed by Ahmed Khan and produced by Firoz Nadiadwala is a comic thriller. The movie has stories of different protagonist running parallel to each other. The story as such doesn't have any logic and leaves you with so many questions lingering in your head. It sure makes a promise of complete entertainment but fails in its venture.

A diamond robbery that takes place in India keeps the whole story running. Rocky [Chunkey Pandey], a man who has hots for only two things, guns and gambling, travels from India to Dubai to sell the diamond, which he manages to steal, to Lalwani [Asrani] after being instructed to do so by his uncle Chowksi [Gulshan Grover], an underworld don.

Dubai mafia don Moscow Chikna [Arbaaz Khan] gets to know about this diamond robbery, he forces Choubey, a junk shop owner to steal it for him. To pay off the loan he had taken from the don Choubey agrees to steal the diamond. For that he takes the help of a young robber Raja [Shahid Kapoor] and his niece Tina [Ayesha Takia]. Raja helps Choubey in stealing petty things to a diamond because he loves Tina. Raja also had something more happening in his life that required him to play a dual role. Call it destiny or accident; he resembled the dead son of an elderly couple [Om Puri and Sharmila Tagore]. Munna [Sunny Deol], Om Puri's younger brother, couldn't see his sister-in-law in a state of distress and plants Raja as her son. Raja accepts, but for a price.

Munna has his own 'powerful' life as well. A well built man with a strength that could topple cars and trucks and anything else that came his way, Munna was approached by Luckee [Vivek Oberoi] for a fight. Luckee, a small time video game parlous owner in Dubai, had his additional income coming from the illegal boxing matches and for that he wanted someone strong!

Payal [Sameera Reddy] was brought from India to Dubai by promising her a job but she was forced to perform in a dance club by underworld don J.D. [Zakir Hussain]. She manages to escape from the clutches of J.D. and falls in safe hand of Munna. She fall's heads over heels in love with him because of his loving nature and the pain that he takes for keeping other happy.

A series of events leads the information of the stolen diamond to J.D, who also controlled the bookie world. No don ever is satisfied with the things that he already has and wants more to his possession.

But this is not all as Chowksi ( Rocky's uncle) enters the scene searching for Rocky and diamond. And along with him comes Gun master G9 [Jackie Shroff].

Both JD and Gun master G9 catch hold of Chobey, Raja and Tina for the robbery of the diamond. It's last time first warning from Moscow Chikna, first time last warning from J. D, and full and final warning from G9. The three are trapped....BIG TIME!

Direction:

Director Ahmed Khan fails in his trail. He tries to convey too much in too little time. He has linked a little bit of so many shades of entertainment which makes it a disaster. There is nothing called a sensible substance in the movie. In short, the director tries to be a master of all but finally is jack of none. First half of the movie was quiet a bore but entry of Johny Lever in the second half keeps one stuck to the seats.

Acting:

Shahid Kapoor, the tomboy of the movie, is excellent in his stunts and dance moves.

Ayesha Takia matches up to Shahid Kapoor to a certain extent. Her acting is good. As her role is not demanding, we can't get to a strong judgment about her performance.

Sunny Deol's performance is fine. His character is plain and asks for no much expression. It's ki