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Critic Review
Mumbai Saga (2021)Based on true events, ‘Mumbai Saga’ is the story of a commoner-turned-gangster Amartya Rao, whose dramatic rise in the Mumbai of nineties was marked by lawlessness, betrayal and bloody gang wars.Writer, producer and director Sanjay Gupta’s heavy-duty action saga, begins with a bang, as a group of gangsters are chasing a cunning businessman to assassinate him in broad daylight. Welcome to the Mumbai (then called Bombay) of the early nineties that was ruled by the bhais and the bhaus. And the police was a pawn in the hands of the one who paid the highest price. During these volatile times, a beefy youngster Amartya Rao (John Abraham), suddenly transforms into a ravaging beast when his younger brother Arjun (Prateik Babbar) is almost killed by goons. Thus, begins Amartya’s journey into the big bad world of mafias, manipulative politicians and a blood-thirsty encounter specialist – all of whom ultimately want to rule over Mumbai..
Unless you're a diehard John Abraham or Emraan Hashmi fan, or can ignore all the cliches and or predictability solely for the brutally good action, Mumbai Saga holds little appeal, especially for people who enjoy good crime films. I'm going with 2.5 out o.
The actors who make the strongest impression are Manjrekar and Gupte. In fact, the former overshadows everyone else with an undemonstrative but assertive performance. The latter exudes earthy menace mixed with touches of dark humour, helped along a bit by.
All-in-all, watch the movie if you’re in the mood for some pulpy, ’80s kind of movies, which were full of over-the-top characters and happenings but were good, clean fun nevertheless.
Mumbai Saga is definitely a good watch if you go to the cinemas just to chill for some time. Go, enjoy the action and come back. Don’t take too much inspiration from this saga, don’t put pressure on your brain after watching it.
On the whole, MUMBAI SAGA is a film that deserves to be experienced on the big screen. It is embellished with massy moments, clap worthy dialogues, sudden twists and loads of style. At the box office, it’ll find patronage in the theatres and bring the s.
