Karam

John Abraham, Priyanka Chopra, Bharat Dabholkar, Vishwajeet Pradhan, Shiny Ahuja, Murli Sharma, Rajesh Khera, Anjan Srivastava

Sanjay F Gupta's directorial debut KARAM suffers on these grounds. The film has a hackneyed plot (screenplay Suparn Verma) and though Gupta compensates it with style and panache, the film lacks the power to keep you hooked as it unfolds. Read More

Karam has a good story, but is badly made. It would have made for much better viewing if it did not have as many songs and did not drag. Read More

As the latest Hindi reincarnation of a Hollywood blockbuster, Karam is yet another remake that fails to successfully make the leap from La La Land to Bollywood. Read More

In fact, the only thing that you ever notice about "Karam" is the technical flair. It has a story but Sanjay F Gupta does not mix it with the necessary ingredients and therefore makes it a forgettable experience. Read More

Making a good film requires much more than just the command over the technique of the art. And the director of Karam, being a cinematographer, may be an accomplished technician who can embellish his work with some impressive visuals, but he certainly is a poor director. Read More

Making a good film requires much more than just the command over the technique of the art. And the director of Karam, being a cinematographer, may be an accomplished technician who can embellish his work with some impressive visuals, but he certainly is a poor director. Read More

Here's one actioner where the songs are not allowed to get in the way of the wallops. But then Karam isn't really an action film. It's a passion play staged in the blood steeped world of crime. To that extent, it goes beyond the expected. Read More