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Bindaas
life needs to watch 'Bindaas' -Review Movie: Bindaas A good film can be made if its screenplay is strong, despite a wafer-thin story, janardhan Maharshi, writer of Bindaas, has proved that screenplays of other film can be used to write a ‘brand new story.’ Bindaas is a mass entertainer and there is no pretense about it being so. In its giving a message to society, or presenting moral lesson to the audience’, it continues unabashed in its ways. Shivu(Puneet) a street smart pickpocketer falls in love with Preethi(Hansika). The first half of the film is about how he manages to win Preethi’s heart. Too much melodrama but thoroughly enjoyable with Komal winning accolades for his portrayal of a sidekick. Preethi’s
father, who is a senior cop out to get two dreaded criminals, plants
Shivu in their gang to weaken it. He also wants his daughter to believe
that Shivu is a criminal so that she breaks up with him. However, Shivu
not only manages to take on the gangsters but also keep his love.
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