There are a few minor shortcomings in the movie. The dialogues [sync sound] aren’t audible at places and the pace slows down in the middle of the second half. Also, from the writing point of view, Saif’s disclosure could’ve been more dramatic. Besides, Vidya’s turnaround [forgiving Saif for committing a sin] looks a bit too sudden. Nonetheless, these are minor blemishes and can be ignored.
The movie is ready to set the box office on fire as there are no major releases till the 2nd of March.
In short, Eklavya – The Royal Guard is made with great conviction and proves to be a winner in every aspect. So go on and get a ticket for yourself as soon as possible.
RS Rating: 9/10
REVIEWED BY HANUMANT BHANSALI
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fantastic review,absolute marvel. Keep up the good work hanumant
Eklayva has some great performances and was shot very beautifully. But, there are too many holes in the story which keep you from enjoying the experience. Overall, I was disappointed. I didn’t like the way the story was narrated. The style gave away what was to come next and that was anti-climatic. The last 15-20 minutes were just unbearable and unacceptable from this banner. Read my full review at http://withoutgivingthemovieaway.com/reviews/2007/02/review-eklavya.html
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