Dabangg (2010)

This movie is a game changer in the society, i have lot of people hanging glasses in the back of the shirt after this movie. The content of the movie look to be story of a policeman who i do not what he is trying to do but i can say he is made of himself and not listening to the society, doing whatever come to his mind. I like the music of this movie very much specially the song Hud Hud Dabanng Dabang. Amazing, But i could not able to understand whether he is corrupt policemen or a loyal one. Mahesh Manjrekar also played an amazing role of father of the actress. The dialogue of the movie is scintillating, wow and the fight scene are as usual a typical Bollywood movie, hero can do anything in this world.

The fight between good and bad has been the fodder of many a Hindi film of the 1970s and 1980s. However, for some inexplicable reason, masala films became extinct or, should I say, disappeared from the face of Hindi cinema over a period of time. Ghajini and Wanted revived this genre, bringing back memories of the bygone era. Now Dabangg takes this genre one step ahead.Be forewarned. Dabangg is rustic, has loads of action, harps on the age-old mother-son and varied relationships, eventually turns into a vendetta fare, has a number of songs placed smartly in the narrative... but the packaging is slick and polished

That's Abhinav Kashyap's contribution to a film that could have easily just remained a competent actioner. Instead he takes it a notch higher, making Chulbul a character worth remembering, who wears dark glasses because he wants to hide the fact that his eyes occasionally well up with tears and who almost pukes before calling his much hated stepfather "papa". There's a freshness in the idiom which comes from an utter lack of self consciousness. This is not Deepika Padukone and Neil Nitin Mukesh trying to be Marathi chawl kids. This is the real stuff, or as real as Salman can make his acting--it's as if he is winking at the audience all along, saying catch me if you can.

Dabangg is an amazing movie for all audiences. With the combination of an amazing young director - Abhinav Kashyap and the out of the box, maverick style of acting, swag ad screen presence of Salman Khan, the movie takes the audience through a ride. A ride that shows another side of Indian films. Yes, it has the songs, yes it has the 1 liner dialouges, yet the movie doesn't take it self to seriously and thats what makes it amazing.The story line, with a character that has various shades of black, gray and white, makes the movie enjoyable and also makes you want to jump around and dance!