Anarchic Analogy

Yet another gangster film from 'THE FACTORY', and yet, another disappointment. There is not much to write about in this film...In fact, this film, does not have anything at all. Based on the alleged links between D-Company and the Al Qaeda, this film tries to explore the equations between the mercenary Mafia, and the religiously inclined Jehadi groups... There is much to explore and even more to show, but Contract is half baked film based on a shoddy storyline.

Like a typical 'Factory' production this film too introduces a host of new actors, but unlike a characteristic RGV film, Contract neither has fabulous cinematography nor is the editing brilliant. All in all, this is one of the technically poorer films to come out the RGV stable.

The performances are nothing to write about. Newcomer Adhvik Mahajan (as Aman/Amaan) looks like he suffers from perennial constipation. Prasad Purandare as Ahmed Hussain, the coffee guzzling, grumbling ACP of Mumbai Police, does a bit better. Sakshi Gulati, as Iya. looks sexy, but that's the end of the story. The rest of the cast look like mere cardboard characters.

So, should you go and watch it?

In times of sky rocketing prices, I would suggest you rather donate your surplus money to the needier sections of the population, rather than waste it on a useless movie.

(I know that this review is dry and uninteresting, but then writing a raunchy review for boring film would not be fair... Isn't it?)