follows the same path of somehow bringing in loads of crowds in the theaters within the first 3-4 days of its release and then generating maximum returns from the big centers to cover its major cost. The film no doubt proves successful in its above mentioned plan and provides ample entertainment to all die-hard fans of Salman Khan. But on the script, story and content front it does not rise above the level of a mere average entertainer.

Salman Khan is there in his full form mixing every emotion on the screen including love, hate, greed, comedy and revenge. His action sequences are superb as an extension of what we had last seen in WANTED. He introduces new comic styles of wearing goggles at the back of his collarsin between whenever an action sequence comes into the narration.

To be precise, anything can happen any time in the film as it has no fixed storyline to follow or an engaging plot to tell. The characters of many reputed actors remain under-developed and meaningless, such as Om Puri as a fellow Policeman, Anupam Kher as the Big Politician, Vinod Khanna as the step father of Salman and Mahesh Manjrekar as the drunkard father of Sonakshi. Both Tinnu Anand & Mahi Gill as the father-daughter are simply wasted and anybody could have done their roles. Dimple Kapadia is fine in her short role of a loving mother, but she is not given any great scenes to show her talent. Arbaaz Khan as Salman’s step brother is simply there to