Daal Mein Kuch Kaala Hai! Review

DAAL MEIN KUCH KAALA HAI is a Hindi feature film which released on 29th June, 2012. This film has been produced by Urvashi Bali and Deepak Bali under the banner of Aalo Films and D Bali Movies. It has been directed by Anand Balraj and falls in the genre of comedy. But does this film make you laugh? Read the review ahead to know it before you go to watch it.

Story : The film's story revolves around Veena Malik who aspires to become a film heroine. She is very ambitious and doesn't mind cheating and betraying people to achieve her objective. One day she happens to meet a middle aged man named as Mr. Dabu. Due to some miracle (inherited property) he becomes rich suddenly. This man is madly in love with her. In real sense you should or say that he is infatuated and becomes desperate to make her dreams come true by making a film for her. But she is not in love with him and she doesn't even like him so much. However, to fulfill her dreams, she pretends to be in love with him.

She has some wicked plans to grab the money of Mr. Dabu. With the help of her boyfriend she makes a plan, and convinces Mr. Dabu to reach to an unknown destination along with her.

But somehow some goons also come to know about the rich man's money. Thereafter, the goons too follow them to grab the money.

What happens later is what makes the remaining part of the film.

Performance : Veena Malik has got enough footage to show her skin. She becomes successful in exposing her skin but fails to deliver impressive performance. Jackie Shroff is good. Raja Chaudhary is average. Shakti Kapoor and Aman Verma have acted as they used to act in other films. Sudesh Berry and Vijay Raaz are okay.

Script : The screenplay is very weak and confusing which is also written by the director itself. There are many loopholes in it. Most of the scenes and sequences do not look connected. Most of the scenes are meaningless and instead of making you laugh, irritate you. The story lacks many things and above all message! Dialogues are not up to the mark and lack punches. Anand Balraj has got enough footage to show his acting skills but he is just average. He is unable to impress you.

Music : Music and background score of the film is not up to the mark and doesn't evoke comical response in you.

Editing : It is not up to the mark! You jump to next scene without any link. Cuttings are not proper. The editor has kept the transition scenes jerky which could have been made better.

Direction : The director Anand Balraj has tried to narrate a comical film but fails in most parts of the film. Instead of a comical film, it appears to be an irritating film. The director has taken too much cinematic liberties which too irritate you. The sequences are not put in proper order (where editor too is at fault).

Plus Points : Hardly Anything

Minus Points : Weak Screenplay; Weak Direction; Music; Editing;