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Critic Review
JaiJai (Navadeep) is the only son of a globetrotting businesswoman and widow (Ayesha Julka). Farah (Santoshi) is the daughter of a café owner in Old City. Jai and Farah fall in love. Jai's mother goes to Pakistan for a business deal and clinches an offer of conducting boxing match between India and Pakistan in Hyderabad. She gives the responsibility of managing that event to Jai. After winning the competition, the Pakistani boxer passes derogatory remarks on India and Indians. Jai protests those comments and warns the Pakistani that he would fight with him in the next series of matches and win them to prove the greatness of India.
Meanwhile, father of Farah starts giving boxing lessons to Jai. The Pakistani officials and Lashkar-e-Toiba's chief monitor the progress of Jai with their informers in India. They send goons and stab the father of Farah. They also hunt for Jai and damage his right fist and ribcage, so that he would become unfit to fight the boxing match. The doctor tells Jai that he should be bed-ridden for at least 6 months. And the match is just 20 days away. The rest of the story is all about how Jai participates in the match and win it..
The music is decent. But in times when relations between India and Pak are getting better due to sport, this movie is a complete antithesis. Like always, Teja has left a lot of shoddily patched up holes in the movie. But this time I have a feeling people .
First half of the film deals with teen love story between rags and riches. The interval point alters the orientation of the film. Second half is dealt with action episodes and the angle of patriotism. First half of the film is terribly slow. Second half i.
