3 reasons basis which Satyamev Jayate could be a disaster

अगर आप इस ब्लॉग को हिंदी में पढ़ना चाहते हैं तो यहां क्लिक करें: http://amitspecial.blogspot.com/2018/06/3_28.html?m=1

The most awaited and anticipated trailer of the movie,'Satyamev Jayate' is now released for public. The movie boasts of some stellar cast like Manoj Bajpayee, John Abraham as well as Aisha Sharma and Amruta Khanvilkar.

Here's the poster for you:

While the movie is highly awaited, we must also take into consideration the reasons because of which the movie could fall flat, despite a stellar cast, a known producer, known production house and also a known director.

Here are 3 reasons that make us believe that the movie could suffer:

3 Just Action

The movie trailer should contain all the ingredients to keep people intrigued and anticipating for the movies' release. However, when we talk about this movie trailer, it was only action that ruled the 2 minute 46 second trailer all together. Somebody is getting hit, some petrol pump is getting lit are just some of the options to tell you, that the movie has just action, and nothing else.

The movie has shades from A Wednesday also. The movie A Wednesday definitely had great plot, story and action in equal quantity that made it a must watch, and still gets our attention, but the same can't be said for this movie.

Action to an extent is good, but too much action can be bad.

2 Cringy Dialogues

If an actor like Manoj Bajpayee has to say dialogues like, Only lawmakers have the authority to take law in their own hands, then you can understand the level of writing in the movie.

An actor like John Abraham has to say a dialogue like, to kill a life of 2 cents like mine, you don't need a 9 mm bullet, but a 56 inch chest.

Are we really hearing dialogues from a production house that created Airlift, Baby and Special 26 to name a few?

1 Too much Agression

When I saw this trailer, the dialogue of Mr. Rajkumar to Nana Patekar from the movie 'Tiranga' plays in my head which went something like this,'Garmjoshi acchi cheez hai Wagle, lekin har jagah kaam nahin aati.'

The same stands true for the aggression shown in this movie. Every actor these days has a great body build up, but if the message is said in a better way, and with action and aggression, then it would be a better idea.

Too many cooks spoil the food, and we hope that Satyamev Jayate doesn't go down that path.

Watch the trailer here: