Rangrezz Movie Review

Priyadarshan has been growing so steadily unwatchable these days that you fear the worst when you step into Rangrezz, a remake of the Tamil hit Naadodigal. As the film unspools, each of those fears come true: this is rock-bottom.

Rangrezz is an over-wrought melodrama, which has stray moments of power but is ultimately is too convoluted to be convincing.

Go for it. The rebellious boys' club of Rangrezz is every bit as meritorious as its counterpart in Kai Po Che!.

Don't be fooled by this simplistic story. The screenplay springs up a major surprise in the second half when every thing you watched and believed in is rubbished off.

whilst watching Priyadarshans Rangrezz because, despite the sincerity shown by its makers, the belief system of the audience takes a steady beating when watching the plot unspool on screen.

Rangrezz Movie Review:What’s Good: The film’s honesty is its sole USP. Period! What’s Bad: Lack of able screen presence of its actors. Despite a decently impressive script, the execution is done rather sloppily.