Movie Review: Raffoo Chakkar

Movie Review: Raffoo Chakkar

Banner: Friday Picture
Director: B H Tharun Kumar
Star Cast: Aslam Khan as Munnu, Nauheed Cyrus as Julie, Shakti Kapoor as Hansmukh, Sadashiv Amrapurkar as Dilkhush, Tinu Anand as Inspector, Archana Puran Singh as Kolila, Meeta Vasisht as Koena, Yudisthar as Pappu
Music Director: Lalit Pandit
Cinematography: K Raj Kumar
Choreography: Shabina Khan, Rajeev Goswami
Director: B. H Tharun Kumar

The film”Raffoo Chakkar” has got a illogical script and the performance of actors is equally problematic. The film is said to be a comedy but it is basically like ridiculing fun films. The film has poor music and the lead pairs are almost unknown to audience as actors. There is so much happening on screen without getting connected from one screen to other.

The film is about Millie and Julie, two girls who run away from their homes because they do not want to marry altogether and they were getting fixed up with some boys. These two ladies meet two boys, brother Pappu and Munnu, who are also running away from their home because they two were getting fixed but they did not want to marry.

Then the four meet and they find that they were getting married to each other. But then arrives another pair of woman, who are more than 45 years old and they want to get the property of their father so ,they have to show that they are married to the two brothers ,Pappu and Munnu. The movie has not fun as such but the actors are mocking even during a death sequence and the sequence of running away from home for avoiding marriage is shown like many of the flop 90’s movies.

The script is awful and same is for the acting of the lead pairs. Why all are in pairs is unknown, even if single the story would have been the same. The direction of the script is equally confusing and outdated. The action sequences by 45 year old ladies played by Archana Puran Singh and Mita Vashisht is dreadful. The actors Shakti Kapoor and Sadashiv Amrapurkar remind you of some flop comedy of 90’s. Nisha Rawal, Aslam Khan and Nauheed Cyrus are wasted in the film.

B H Tharun Kumar did not make a thoughtful comedy film. The film will get unnoticed on box-office.

Rating: 1/10