Kangana may not have the item song benefit but she has recall value as the anguished gangster’s moll. From vulnerable to invincible, from a testosterone wonder to a believable actor, Manya is his career's best act. John is the one with the maximum screen time. Sonu who plays Dilawar, succeeds in spreading menace and speaks eloquently with his eyes. And though he’s a Mafioso, his demeanour will get the maidens to melt. But be warned, there’s a liberal peppering of filthy lingo that will make you cringe. The other selling point of the film is Milap Zaveri’s dialogue. This Canadian-Indian girl is such an object of desire she makes other dance girls pale in comparison. The first item has adult star, Sunny Leone, whose song-Laila teri Le Legi is alone worth the price of a ticket. And in true Bollywood style, the slaying is interrupted only with the swaying so you have three item songs lined up. Quite naturally the opposing gangs bay for one another’s blood. Manya and Zubair wrest to take over the Mumbai mafia. And you have their deadly opponents-the Haksar brothers, Zubair (Manoj Bajpayee) and Dilawar(Sonu Sood).
There’s Vidya(Kangana Ranaut), Manya’s love-interest, Sheikh Munir(Tusshar Kapoor), Gyanchod (Siddhanth Kapoor) and a couple of more hoodlums who are his henchmen. The other leading man is Aafaque Bagraan(Anil Kapoor) a trigger-happy cop who wants to clean up the streets of the maximum city.Īs the police and the criminals play the regular usual cat and mouse game the screenplay introduces the viewer to endless gangsters and their girls.
SAW has two protagonists-Manya Surve(John Abraham) a bright college student from the 70s, who finds himself inexorably drawn into a vortex of crime.
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