Zila Gaziabad – Too Loud to be Real.

Cast: Sanjay Dutt, Arshad Warsi, Vivek Oberoi & Paresh Rawal.
Director: Anand Kumar.
Producer: Vinod Bachan.

Duration: 130 Minutes

Zila Gaziabad is controlled by two groups one headed by Brahampal Singh Choudhary (Paresh Rawal) and his counterpart Rashid Ali (Ravi Kishan). Brahampal’s right hand henchman Fauji (Arshad Warsi) the most wanted gangster betrays him keeping in mind the growing proximity between Brahampal & Satbir Gurjar (Vivek Oberoi). Fauji joins the band wagon of Rashid Ali.

This misunderstanding flares up the fight between Brahmpal supported by Satbir & Rashid supported by Fauji. With the death of Brahmpal, Satbir becomes his heir. Satbir also loses his brother and good friend at the hands of Fauji.

Here enters Thakur Pritam Singh Chauhan (Sanjay Dutt), the police officer to control the situation. Thakur falls in for satbir and helps him in his revenge saga over Fauji & Rashid.

The problem with Zila Gaziabad is, it has too much of everything but nothing of real. Too many hit plots mixed together with too many heroes showing up their over the top presence adding to its many mindless songs which come with no rhyme or reason. This is just one big over the top mayhem.

The only shining stars for me have been Arshad Warsi & Paresh Rawal who did their bits with conviction.

To sum it up Zila Gaziabad is too hard to be real. Can be avoided unless you want to.

Rating: 0.5/5