Aurangzeb Movie Review

Aurangzeb (Hindi)

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5.0/10
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5.0/10
Release Date:
May 17, 2013

Gurgaon is the most modern boom-town of 'India Shining', the new frontier to be conquered by those who understand real estate. This city rose from a small town to a boom town satellite city in just fifteen years.

However the law and order is yet to catch up.

A family of Policemen...A family of Gangsters...

Under the guise of a respected citizen, Yashwardhan (Jackie Shroff) runs a parallel world a world, where he is the Emperor.

To bring down a criminal... the law will have to now think like a criminal!

When Vishal (Arjun Kapoor) is planted in Yashwardhan's world in place of Ajay (Arjun Kapoor), the lawmakers (Rishi Kapoor & Prithviraj) roll the dice and a sequence of events unravel something much more than what Vishal bargained for, as he finds himself in a predicament that puts him to the test!

Aurangzeb is all about a world where Kingship knows no Kinship and where there can be only one Emperor!

Gurgaon is the most modern boom-town of 'India Shining', the new frontier to be conquered by those who understand real... Show More

Deeply derivative of the traditional Hindi film narrative where blood-ties gain precedence over individual turbulence, Aurangzeb works even in its inept form

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Rediff

Aurangzeb is trying for too much. This makes the film dense and uneven: some parts have power, the others are inert

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Indian Express

While the ambition of Aurangzeb is to be lauded, there just isn't enough steam to see it through till the end

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Mumbai Mirror

Aurangzeb fumbles due to weak writing and an almost stubborn urge to adhere to formula

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India Today

This is a movie that aspires to be about the mini-empires that exist within - and often work against - the Indian republic, but it scuttles its own ambitions midway through

Mint

Aurangzeb had the potential to be a much better film. Alas it only comes across as a TV serial sans the melodrama!

Times of India

Ho-hum gangster saga

Filmfare

A cliched formulaic drama straight out of the 70's era

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Too lengthy and mediocre

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