D Company

Realistic film but with slow pace. Different type of storytelling than usual.

Only underworld movie lovers can like it, others may stay away from this.

If we see Ramu's work on underworld movies, there 's no other directors of early 2000, who knows underworld better than him. Movies like company, D, Satya, Sarkar - trilogy. Story telling , n starcast was the USP of these movies. But this time ,Ramu focused only on story, no famous actors, no marketing. Even the narration also did by Ram Gopal Verma himself. Story is very well written- you can easily get connected to the movies- which has been made on similar subject (like shootout at vadala,n Once upon a time in Mumbai). This movie could be sure shot hit if good starcast would have been taken, rather than all new comers. Overall is a worthfull one time watch.

Ok so script is old, but it was a true story until now, which means RGV is trying to make a criminal hero or forcing his research upon is.

In other words he had researched a lot about Daud, but now-a-days people are more interested in other things.

Still he might has chance to proove himself worthful only if he shows truth of a criminal not as hero.

Starting is ok but he has to be more cautious about his next parts as they should not be character centric, and must show the dark and true side of "DAUD" so my expectation are very high and want to know the truth.

RGV with another same old gangstar story on mumbai underworld. Cluless acting(or overacting), dialogues old fashioned. Script same as that of previous rgv movies. Editing at its worst. Needless item song by rgv's new ******. In one word pathetic. Even radhe is better than this.

Good movie and no nepo-kids, all new actors performed very good and waiting for the next part. RGV's narration is also magnificent.