Being ahead in time has its own consequences as mankind is likely to be under the threat of Dr Hoshi, the disastrous brain of the future. Karan also meets his love Sanaa in a new avtar altogether alongwith femme robot QT and a supposedly ‘cute’ teddy Boo.
The rest of storyline depicts the way in which Karan wins his love once again, overcomes the powers of Dr Hoshi and travels back safe into the present time.
The film expresses the madness of director Harry Baweja over the inclusion of special effects in abundance. There is no base to the use of VFX technology as this sci-fi flick loses out on the roots of script.
It is the direction which is at fault in this film. Any director should visualize the script but here it’s the special effects that make up this film. Dialogues, written by Mayur Puri are clichéd and irritating. Vijay Arora’s cinematography is first-rate. Costume and styling are pettish.
Anu Malik has delivered a decent score with songs like Milo Na Milo, Meelon Ka and Sach Kehna. They are done better with some innovative choreography.
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This review of Hanumant is better than the JTYJN review. But there’s still scope of improvement.