Logic takes a flight from the Action Replay when Vipul Shah brings the time machine. And therefore, it is mostly amorphous cloud of madness that grows more and more hazy fog the film progresses.
In fact, go to the Action Replay in search of intelligence and discernment, sensitive film is like going to Little Italy for Chinese food - is the kind of evil.
The idea of the movie in the fluorescence of the 70s, however, goes straight for the kill. The result is far from being a faithful representation in the life of retro-ness in Mumbai: It is a pleasure in the 70s like Bollywood sees through the eyes of Bollywood, including all things colorful and stupid and Women dressed in Manish Malhotra - 70 disco esque wear, and signs that belong to the ends of the spectrum of the natural man.
So, Bunty (Aditya Roy Kapoor) is the son of an unhappy marriage and her parents Kish (Akshay Kumar) and Mala (Aishwarya Rai) can not tolerate each other. grandfather's friend Bunty (Randhir Kapoor) has a time machine that Bunty use to return to the past to get his parents to fall in love with each other.
Gags and Akshay Kumar is one thing to Action Replay, eclipsing both the screen and Aishwarya Rai is the second. Among these elements, the film ends up being campy and immensely watchable, despite the unusual kitsch.
Akshay Kumar starts to be high, half the couple's cacophonous Kish and Mala, and the film is likely to deteriorate into an orgy of protest Priyadarshan. The characterization is in black and white, too, and is far from realistic. But comedy is cuter than the movie progresses, and the jokes are not too boring.
The performances are good, and give the stars in all cases, although it seems a bit 'out of place in a broad stroked the roles that will (Kishen Kumar is a spineless coward, and Mala is a silly, arrogant brat who likes to be subject to weak). Both Kumar and Rai doing bubblegum Fest. Aditya Roy Kapoor is a great find, and Rannvijay Singh, while stuck in a bad wig, it's a bad good enough. Rajpal, Yadav, Om Puri and Kirron Kher has its moments.
Pritam comes up with some weird music disappointing, with the exception of the song Zor jhatka KA and romantic numbers towards the end. During a particularly airheaded "music" competition between hero and villain, is a medley of songs and sounds that are just a blast from the past, and contains some bad '00s pop.
The graphics are suitably packaged, and is part of the reason why this movie is easy for the senses. The idea is, as we said, keep it low noise and splash of color and upper atmosphere throughout.
See Action Replay know what you are looking for and it can be an easy way to lighten the weekend.
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