Unlimitedia Sick Product of a Sick System

Sexyloutak Absolutely the worst movie.

ThedevilChoose When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

Guillelmina The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

ravi kumar Frankly it is not Tigmanshu Dhulia's movie.Either its dialogue or story or direction it is not Tigmanshu Dhulia's movie.All have acted well except Rajjaa and Sonakshi.Why Sonakshi and if Sonakshi then she should have bullett.Casting-This time protagonists are pathetic Dhulia sir.You have better actors for these subjects sir.But solid set of antagonist.watch for this.Story-This is definitely not conscious work from Dhulia sir.Action-Vidyut Jamwal holds the thumb.Dialogue-Saif does not suit for your dialogue sir.Acting-Raj Babbar,Ravi Kishan,Gulshan Grover,Vidyut Jamwal,Jimmy Shergill,Vipin Sharma are very good.especially Ravi Kishan and his dialogue.Music-GoodCinematography-goodEditing-goodWatch this movie if you do not have other good option.

sharad vaidya finally after a while came across a story and movie worth watching... it captures you from very start.. there is one thing.. when story and direction is good.. acting shines too on its own... Saif and Sonakshi are good of course... Jimmi too suits in serious roles a lot may b coz he got lesser expressions than others but that is a benefit in particular roles.. entry of Sonakshi was scripted in unique manner.. well they could have shown politics little more dirty and some more twists.. but still was very good movie.. **** would have given 5th is there was a song I liked a lot.. but ain't there so.. and this is 10th line which was necessary for 10 line review else I couldn't submit a review... lol ..

DareDevilKid Reviewed by: Dare Devil Kid (DDK)Rating: 3.9/5 starsEven though I've liked all of Tigmanshu Dhulia's prior efforts, in all truthfulness, this is his only other film that I've really loved besides "Paan Singh Tomar". An out-an-out action-comedy with a rustic aura that keeps you wholesomely entertained from start to finish. Saif, Jimmy, & Vidyut are collectively rocking. The direction is snazzy, the plot is decent enough for this genre, the action is raw, the punches hit hard, the kicks look stylish, the bullets fly in all direction, the chase scenes are acrobatic, and the emphatic one-liners keep coming.Dhulia has made a pure guys film that is sure to enthrall fans of this genre, while also offering something in terms of an interesting narrative to neutral fans of action movies or the more loyal fans of the director's staple hard-hitting dramas. This time Dhulia decided on a slight detour from his conventional mold, and boy, did it pay rich dividends. "Bullett Raja" is a pure blast of machismo and unadulterated fun, along with immense repeat value.

Achyuta Ghosh It felt as if Tigamanshu Dhulia on the sets of Saheb, Biwi, Gangster Returns suddenly decided that he had enough of Machiavellian twists and unlimited adultery. And that it was time to take a break from nuanced, heavy duty fare and make a good, old fashioned mas-ala action movie. And even in this genre Dhulia shows how it is done, folks- Bullet Raja easily takes my vote as the Hindi action extravaganza of the year.Bullet Raja has 75% of the lead star cast (Jimmy Shergill, Raj Babbar, Mahie Gill), 100% of the setting (the heartland of India, Uttar Pradesh), and about 90% of the characters (twisted, scheming politicians, trigger happy gangsters, passionate lovers) of Saheb, Biwi and Gangster Returns. Central to the story is the bromance between Rudra (Shergill) and Raja (Saif), both as different from each other like Rahul and Sourav were, but mighty effective together as only Rahul and Sourav were. Raja is the perennially angry Raavan, who is never one to shy away from a fight. He is essentially Agent Vinod in a rustic environment, the script only requires that he keeps the scowl throughout, but occasionally he lets the court jester in him take over. Shergill is the methodical Rudra, and the movie is about how the two of them reluctantly become feared gangsters, or as it is euphemistically put- political commandos. Like Jai and Veeru, it is very much an ode to friendship and loyalty. In between Raja does get time to romance a hefty Sonakshi Sinha, and put bullet holes in almost anything that moves against him. While it might be just another action movie, Tigamanshu Dhulia has ensured that it carries his stamp of quality all over. The production design is authentic, and never does any scene feel out of place, even the diction in the Bengali sequences is bullseye. The dialogs are exceptionally funny full on desi, and he does an excellent job in portraying the politician-industry nexus with minimal effort. Of special note are the action sequences- they do not feel gravity defying, artificial and wire driven, there is a certain gritty beauty to them. And to counter a raging bull like Raja, Vidyut Jamval's special appearance was a masterstroke- he brings so much of realism to his stunt-work. Raj Babbar's fatherly politician, Vipin Sharma's incarcerated fixer who skypes out of jail, Gulshan Grover's lecherous industrialist, and Ravi Kishan's drag king hit-man are other stupendous characters.Agreed the songs are mostly an interference, Sonakshi Sinha does her regular dumb girl act here too, and the film could have been a bit shorter. Bullet Raja is that rare Dhulia film that is not destined for any awards, but when it comes to enjoyment and entertainment this year, it is right up there. Do not look at ratings, take a leap of faith, bite this bullet- 8/10