As usual on Eid, my brother was zapping through the channels, when he finally stopped at a new movie WANTED. We both were excited and astonished because this movie is already screening at cinemas and till its running there, no cable operator can show it. But it was EID after all.
Anyways, we started watching the Salman Khan(SK) and his unbeatable action. SK has come to the big screen after some gap but with all the preparations to take the audience with storm.The Tamil direction was very visible with the pistol dancing from one hand to other hand. I was awe struck during an action sequence where he managed to kick out 12 gangster all by himself. And during all this, he had not received a single scratch or a blood streak on his body. I thought thats enough for a middle aged man. The make-up artist was an inexpert to put enough amount of base on his face, because the wrinkles and drunken-eye-patches were visible.
If closely noticed, SK's bald patch was shown too in few romantic scenes. I suppose editor was tired of hiding it at many places already.
Through out the film, I felt like watching a human who has found immortality. I mean not in a single action scene, Salman Khan got injured. Kudos to the director and hero, who managed to kill a leading gangster and his gang in a cleanest manner. During all this, all he lost was his shirt from Khakee Vardee (Police Uniform).
Later, I realized that why the hell do we make fun of our very own Sultan Rahi and his Jutt roles?
What was his fault? I think he did exactly the same, decades ago what Bollywood action heroes are doing now.
In fact, Bollywood learn all these tactics from THE MATRIX, where as our Mr.Rahi did it without any prior inspirations.
If you see there is not much difference in Salman Khan and Sultan Rahi.
Even their first names have same initial and equal number of alphabets.
We Pakistanis should be proud of having Sultan Rahi for doing films with immortal acts then. At least they were his own and no Matrix was there to be inspired by.
I hereby, announce Salman Khan as a Wanted Jutt of Bollywood Cinema.
