RK/RKAY

A bit more strange and unusual than I had thought after seeing the trailer. Character of Mahmood Alam was really good compared to that of RK. He was much more smart, intelligent, expressive and even more talented than RK. And most importantly, a Family Man.

The most exciting thing in the movie was KN Singh's character. I really enjoyed his small part. But overall I am bit disappointed as I expected something more from it. The extra thrill and excitement was something I found missing in the film. Especially, the climax. It became somewhat predictable at the mid stage itself. Though, I was still hoping for a twist to arrive, something new to pop up but it never did.

But still I am happy with the film, as it shows something new, something different which is completely bizzare and unbelievable. What's the proof that you are what you are? You may be real, may be not. You maybe a fictitious character in someone's story. You exist. But you don't really exist. You may belive you are driving your life, but maybe not. Maybe your strings are controlled by someone else. It doesn't make any sense but is thing of sense.

Rajat kapoor's contribution to film industry is being hidden for many years. This film will make you laugh, will make you think about what the hell is going on here. Every actor has done a wonderful job here be it ranvir shorey to kubbra sait and malaika sherawat. These movies, even though goes through a hard way to make it through mainstream lines but they are better in off-the-beat cinema because the essence is there.

With incredible direction, acting and a very well written plot, Rajat Kapoor's RK/RKAY is a very unique and enjoyable film. The storyline/concept is fast-paced, intriguing and overall competently constructed. Must watch for all cinema lovers.

This movie concept is brilliant as much as the performance of all actor and actress. This concept is totally new for me. I've enjoyed the movie much especially the character played by ranvir shorey.

Yeah there's no car chase, no thunder or webs, no action sequences either.

This film shows how you don't need the above chemicals to make a product which does immensely well at delighting you.

The idea is truly innovative and artistic, and perhaps something all of us have wondered atleast once in our lifetime. The humor does a fantastic job of being there precisely when needed, and not once trying to force a laugh out of you. The actors, too, do a great job in portrayals.

The pacing sometimes loses grip of attention, but that's all fair and fine in the bigger picture (literally, watch it in theatres. We need more films like these).

Real Kudos to Rajat Kapoor!