Mukhbiir

Sameer Dattani, Sunil Shetty, Om Puri, Rahul Dev, Jackie Shroff, Raima Sen, Sushant Singh, Alok Nath, Raj Zutshi, Kelly Dorjee

On the whole, MUKHBIIR is a weak product. At the box-office, it has dim chances. Read More

Sammir gets into the skin of the character and comes up with a fine performance. It's a difficult role to portray and given the fact that Sammir is pitted against actors of calibre like Om Puri, Sushant Singh and Alok Nath, he holds his head high. Read More

The director fills up the awkward ill-defined spaces in the narrative with pockets of humour and bridled drama all signifying the dynamics of an individual life's relationship with a troubled and violent society. Read More

The synthesis is potent and poignant. Whether Sammir holds his character's troubled world together or it's the ingrained law of justice in an environment of unnerving doom that keeps the character from falling apart, we finally cannot say. Read More

SHADES of The Departed, did we say? Well, Sameer Dattani does a Leonardo Di Caprio here as he infiltrates a terrorist gang to help the assiduous cop (Om Puri) nab them before their bombs go boom. Read More

Sammir Dattani, the leading man, really tries hard to do justice to his role, but he looks too young and has neither the screen presence nor the maturity handle the part with conviction. There's a brief romantic interlude between him and Raima Sen, who looks much better than she acts. Read More