By Sonny Chatrath
President
Air-Savings.com
As an aspiring film-maker and actor, I hate to speak badly about another artist’s work, but movies like Bbuddah Hoga Terra Baap make me scratch my head – Why do people waste so much time, and effort on projects that lack any artistic merit or entertainment value?
I can honestly write a better script in about a week. The script writer of this film should be hung, drawn and quartered for serving this plate full of caca to the audience.
Bbuddah Hoga Terra Baap revolves around a reformed Vijju (Amitabh Bacchan), who has given up his life of crime, and moved to Paris to run a pub.
In the beginning, we are given to believe that Vijju has been flown to India as an assassin to take out ACP (Asst. Commissioner of Police) Karan (Sonu Sood) because a Dubai Don (Kabir) is pissed at Karan, and wants him dead.
As the film unfolds, we learn that Vijju is actually Karan’s biological father, and for reasons only God knows, has flown to India to watch over his son. I mean, are we to believe that after all these years Vijju had a vision that his beta is in trouble?
The whole plot, as well as the script, is shoddy and poorly constructed.
I feel bad for all those directors and producers who have powerful scripts that will never see the light of the day, but the likes of Mr. Bachchan, owing to his stature in Bollywood, can raise a mountain of money for this pile of crap.
I feel investors should look at the script, rather than the lead actor. I have friends who swear by Dabanng, and I personally could not care less for it for the simple reason, it had no substance. The script was full of fillers, and clever one liners, and of course “Munni badnam hui”.
The only thing worth mentioning in Bbuddah Hoga Terra Baap, are the action sequences, and the ones with Sonu Sood, not Big B. I was getting cramps in my stomach watching Big B kill about 2 dozen goons without reloading his gun. Are we to believe that he is the reincarnation of Superman? Continue reading »
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