Star Cast: Ajay Devgan, Sonakshi Sinha, Sanjay Dutt, Juhi Chawla, Mukul Dev,
Vindu Dara Singh.
Director: Ashwni
Dhir
Producer: N.R.Pachisia, Pravin Talreja and Ajay
Devgan.
Duration:
139 Minutes
Jassi aka Jasvinder Singh
Randhava (Ajay Devgan) is a Punjabi NRI living with his uncle in London. Jassi receives
a courier that contains details of his father’s property which can be claimed
by the legal heir upon his presence. Jassi’s uncle warns him about their family
rivalry with the Sandhu’s.
Jassi on his way to Punjab encounters
Sukh (Sonakshi Sinha) and as expected falls in love with her. Upon reaching
Punjab Jassi meets the most influential people in the town through Sukh’s reference,
Billu (Sanjay Dutt), Tony (Mukul Dev) and Tito (Vindoo Dara Singh) who would
help him in claiming his father’s property.
Story takes a turn, when Jassi
realizes that, the people who are helping him are none other Sandhu’s who has
vowed to kill the Randhava’s.
Cut to Sandhu family has
tradition of respecting the guests and at any cost would not spill their blood
in the house. Roller coaster fun ride begins as, Jassi in order to save his life
should stay back in Sandhu’s house and Sandhu’s are waiting for him to get out
of the house so they can kill him.
Can Jassi win back his life along
with Sukh? If so how? is the plot.
Son of Sardaar has a story which is
inspired from a Telugu Movie “Maryada Ramnna” which in turn is inspired from an
English Movie “Our Hospitality”. But, accolades to Ashwin Dhir for adding his
own Punjabi Tadka to the existing storyline and making it watchable.
Coming to performances, Ajay
Devgan played well as Sardaar but was not convincing enough. Sonakshi Sinha
fitted the role of Sukh a true Punjabi Sikhni and even performance wise she has
improved a lot when compared to her previous films. But, for me the show
stopper has been Sanjay Dutt, whose characterization is complexed in the movie,
Billu has to maintain the right balance between looking evil and comical.
Sanjay Dutt played the role to the perfection.
Noting much comment on the music or
the other aspects of the film but, credits to stunt director for picturizing
some good fight sequences.
All in all SOS is a good one time
watch. Give it a try.
Rating: 3/5
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