Singh Is Bliing Movie Review | Akshay Kumar
Here we provide Singh is Bliing Review, Ratings by different news, magazines, organizations etc. like IMDB, Indiatimes etc. Read all reviews and decide you should go to watch or not and Singh is bling is a big hit or flop. Singh Is Bliing is a 2015 Bollywood action comedy film directed by Prabhu Deva and produced by Ashvini Yardi and Jayantilal Gada under the banners Grazing Goat Pictures and Pen India Pvt. Ltd.
Story : Flaunting wacky clothes, bright turbans and cool sunglasses, the ever happy and popular munda – an adorable Raftaar Singh (Akshay Kumar), is a no do-gooder in the eyes of his disciplined father (Yograj Singh) as he’s jobless. He is thus sent off to Goa from Punjab, hoping he’ll find ways to fend for himself. In Goa Raftaar bumps into Sara (Amy Jackson), daughter of a Romanian don (Kunal Kapoor) and falls in love but she is being chased by a psycho drug lord Mark (Kay Kay Menon). Do Raftaar and Sara live happily ever after?
Singh Is Bliing Review by Indian Express
‘Singh Is Bliing’ is a low rent comedy and doesn’t care who knows it. Everything about it stoops low: IQ, jokes, scenes. Of course, there is no story, only unconnected, jerky set-pieces. The only thing which saves it—a little — is that it wears its silliness proudly on its hero’s `pug’ ( turban), said hero smartly reworking his good-hearted simpleton who loves his mother and respects his father, and rescues his girl.
Singh Is Bliing Review by Times of India
AKSHAY’S SWAG ADDS ‘BLING’ TO THIS GENERIC ACTION-COMEDY. Like Singh is Kinng (2008), SIB too revolves around how the central character (Akshay) gets embroiled in a battle with the criminals, while safeguarding his lady love.
Don’t go expecting logic in the story, as this is a quirky comedy that solely relies on superstar Akshay’s swag to keep you entertained. Amy Jackson is a revelation as she plays her feisty character well and so do the supporting actors. However, it is Akshay, who makes you giggle. Be it by his innocence, seasoned comic timing or bizarre fashion sense – Akki steals the show, hands down.
Lara goes a tad OTT with her funny expressions but manages to garner a few smiles nonetheless. Kay Kay plays the Prakash Raj-esque comic villain, who keeps mouthing, “I am good.” He really is.
After a hilarious first half, a few inconsequential scenes and random songs follow but Prabhudheva smartly reverses the gender roles of his lead cast, thus adding some novelty to the proceedings. Amy is the femme fatale, who convincingly kicks ass, while Akshay unlike his studly image, is the one, who gets beaten-up quite often. Fortunately, Amy’s voice has neither been dubbed, nor has she been forced to speak Hindi.
This Singh is silly but cute and endearing. Do not miss his starry entry on the beats of a foot-tapping bhangra number Tung Tung Baje… Akshay Kumar, you are the dude.
Singh Is Bliing Review by NDTV
Another Prabhu Deva film that operates on the principle that the world is still inhabited by Neanderthals, Singh is Bliing goes all out to redefine cinematic trash.
A blundering hero in search of a mission in life, a kickass female protagonist who packs a mean punch, a sleepwalking interpreter who is more than just an English-to-Hindi translator and a whole bunch of turbaned men run riot in Singh is Bliing.
But what on earth does Singh is Bliing mean? Whether on paper or in the context of the film, it means nothing at all.
The title itself is a dead giveaway. Do not expect any sense, logic or finesse from anything that Singh is Bliing has on offer.
The onus is entirely on the audience to figure out what is going on the screen.
Like its confused male protagonist, Singh is Bliing drifts along from one brainless scene to another, making an unbearable amount of noise in the process.
Does the film bring the house down? No, it doesn’t come remotely close.
What is meant to be a laugh riot is actually a full-fledged endurance test. The comedy is strictly slapstick and the writing is hopelessly clunky.
If there is any verbal wit in the film, it is limited to punning on a Hindi word that means hope and also happens to be the English slang for the human posterior.
That is how magnificently original and edifying Singh is Bliing is.
This film is obviously a vehicle for lead actor Akshay Kumar to dance, prance and shamelessly ham around in the guise of a happy-go-lucky Punjab villager struggling to get out of the rut.
The star’s love for animals asserts itself in the first few minutes. The hero lands a job in a zoo – a pretext to let four-legged creatures run amok.
A lion flees its cage, an unsuspecting dog with a faux mane is rushed in to replace the feline, and talking cows pop up on the screen discussing the ways of mankind.
Not much changes even after the film emerges from the kingdom of animals and allows its human characters to take over.
Singh is Bliing is director Prabhu Deva’s first Hindi film that isn’t a remake of a hit from down South. And it is his second film with Akshay after Rowdy Rathore.
It is so atrociously bad that even Rowdy Rathore could be passed off as a masterpiece in comparison.
Prabhu Deva would do well to stick to his staple rehashes: if nothing, he then has a semblance of a story to work with.
In narrative terms, Singh is Bling is a free for all. One scene follows another without throwing any meaningful light on the previous one or the next.
The makers of this asinine atrocity claim that the film has a story and screenplay and it is credited to an entire production house, Grazing Goat Pictures. A clear case of too may cooks…
Singh is Bliing starts off with two bovines exchanging ideas. And that is where the film remains stuck.
It does not rise above worm’s eye level although the decibels keep hitting dangerously high peaks all the way through.
At the outset, to the accompaniment of a raucous song that goes tung tung tung, the audience is introduced to the male protagonist Raftaar Singh (Akshay Kumar), his irritable papaji (Yograj Singh) and his over-protective mother (Rati Agnihotri).
Raftaar is a wastrel who whiles away his time in Punjab’s Bassi Pathana in trivial pursuits.
So his father packs him off to Goa to work for a friend (Pradeep Rawat) who owns a floating casino in the Mandovi.
Cut to Romania. Sara Rana, the tough cookie daughter (Amy Jackson) of a weapons trader (Kunal Kapoor) pins down Mark (Kay Kay Menon) when he acts fresh with her.
The long-haired baddie is forced to apologise to Sara in public. He vows revenge.
The lady heads to Goa to look for her long-lost mother. She is put under Raftaar’s watch by the casino owner.
But there is a problem: Sara speaks only English and our Punjab lad does not.
An interpreter (Lara Dutta) is hired to help them communicate and she adds to the confusion by taking liberties with what is said and what is conveyed.
The Anglophone heroine is asked what she thinks the hero and his two pals are. Her reply is unambiguous: “Three morons.”
Her assessment is of course lost in translation and Raftaar begins to believe that the girl from Romania has taken a shine to him.
But this isn’t a story that anybody in the right mind is going to fall in love with.
One notable twist: the heroine is an action queen, a martial arts whiz.
In a gender reversal of the damsel in the distress set piece, it is Sara who rescues Raftaar Singh when a drug dealer and his men are about to reduce him to pulp.
One cow tells another: Yeh insaan bahut zyada bolte hai (Human beings talk too much).
But that isn’t the problem with Singh is Bliing. What is irretrievably amiss with the film is that nothing it says manages to drift anywhere near some degree of coherence.
Singh Is Bliing Rating & Review by IMDB
After first day reaction of public IMDB shows Readers Rating 7.9/10 based on 479 users rating. 7.9 out of 10 is quite good movie rating according to review by viewers. Check live Singh is Bliing rating on IMDB >> Live Movie Rating.
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