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Roy Movie Review
- 2/17/2015 12:12:39 PM
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Cast: Arjun Rampal, Jacqueline Fernandez, Ranbir KapoorDirection: Vikramjit SinghGenre: RomanceDuration
Get ready to go on a 'trip'. This one's rolled up in celluloid - with all the kaleidoscopic colours and hues associated with it. Roy takes you on an orgasm of the imagination, and gives you a treat of visual delight - with all things good-looking. Smooth vintage wheels, stunning studs (horses), Fedora hats and magnificent Malaysia. Of course, the gorgeous lead trio too - striking poses right out of fashion glossies
Kabir Grewal (Arjun) is a filmmaker known as much for his flamboyant lifestyle (read: wine and women) as his action films ('Guns' series). He's also the darlin' of the tabloids because he simply can't keep his 'gun-on-steroids' under control. His heist stories are born out of a thief's character from his childhood memories. Kabir starts filming in Malaysia with a writer's block and without a script, but he quickly finds a muse in Ayesha (Jacqueline part 1) - an arty filmmaker (who shows no sign of making a film).
He takes his story forward; 'Roy'(Ranbir) the robber, reaches Malaysia to plan his next big robbery. The fictitious tale meets reality - they collide and crumble - leaving us confused. Ayesha's lookalike, Tia, walks in to the chaos (Jacqueline part 2). There's a forced sense of mystery, and the transition between the real and the imagination is what leaves you baffled.
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