Performance :

Abhishek Bachchan's performance reminds of the Dhoom series, with no set demarcation in his acting, as he gets to switch lanes between a good and a bad guy. Bipasha Basu leaves a mark with some apt expressions and confidence in her voice. Sonam Kapoor finds it hard to act and looks fake at some points. Neil Nitin Mukesh is outstanding and surprises with oodles of style in his body language and dialogues. Bobby Deol is amute spectator most of the times. Sikander Kher and Omi Vaidya are strictly okay. Vinod Khanna is excellent in his small, but pivotal role. Johny Lever as a car mechanic induces some pleasant light moments in the film.

Abbas-Mustan rock as directors, but at times, they succumb to the poor screenplay and dialogue writing by Rohit Jugraj and Sudip Sharma. The betrayal in love and swapping of partners brings back the memories of Race, Abbas-Mustan’s last release. Nevertheless, full marks to the robbery sequence with high-end technology, worth a watch definitely. But again, as mentioned earlier, a dragged screenplay and low enthusiasm takes away the charm. Music doesn’t ring a bell at all. The background music in the climax, during the run and chase sequence doesn’t sync with the style, which looks bizarre. Cinematography is ‘A’ class, complementing everything- from capturing locations to robbery. Dialogues are impact less and further ruin the efforts put in by the actors. Editing could have been crisper.