Emraan In terms of the shades, the role had immense potential to unleash the true talent in an actor and do what "Naam" did for Sanjay Dutt. Having said that, a confident performance here.
Sonal Chauhan Barring a few plastic moments, her performance is not too bad for a first-timer. The svelte figurine, if chooses wisely can survive in Bollywood. And very addictive smile.
Sameer Kochhar This actor is too handsome hunk to be a police officer. And why was he munching all the time?
Vishal Malhotra there was no value addition of this role to the movie per se'. When the apartment is raided, why does it scare the living daylights of him? And later he jumps in to be a partner in major crime? Bad characterisation!
Vipin Sharma Probably owing to lack of screen time, the character seems unwarranted. Perhaps hangover of TPZ.
Jawaid Shaikh - I wonder if it is the actor or the writing department who should take blame here for turning it into a character role. Have we forgotten Paresh Rawal in "Naam"? BTW even the one-way street dialogue from "Naam" is reprised here. Perhaps the weakest villain from Bhatt's camp.
Songs as usual from the house of Bhatt's do bear the trademark stamp over it and posses repeat value.
Kunal holds the reigns well for the first timer. By another couple of rounds, time will tell.
The promos set a different expectation bar altogether in the audience's mind. Cricket though infused into the storyline is not integral to it and hence it would be safe to say that justice was "not" done to the subject.
The last 30-minutes could have been easily trimmed to give it a slick finish. The climax was definitely long-winded and practically even the blind can see it coming.
PS: The dig at Sidhu.. I agree too!
