KGF is one such film that redefined heroism in Indian cinema. There is nothing wrong with getting inspired by such trendsetting movies, but the problem with Kabzaa is it almost looks like a replica of KGF. There must be some authentic factor to make the film appealing, but Kabzaa doesn't have one. Kabzaa never feels original in any aspect and it fails miserably to recreate the magic of KGF
The film has nearly half a dozen villain characters but not even one among them manages to impress. The film lacks any emotions, and hence we don't feel the pain of the characters. There is no redeemable quality about Kabzaa except the 'surprise' in the climax, which gives a lead to the sequel.
It's about time that Kannada cinema steps out of its KGF hangover. Perhaps, Kabzaa is the exact antidote it needs.
The film has nearly half a dozen villain characters but not even one among them manages to impress. The film lacks any emotions, and hence we don't feel the pain of the characters. There is no redeemable quality about Kabzaa except the 'surprise' in the climax, which gives a lead to the sequel.
It's about time that Kannada cinema steps out of its KGF hangover. Perhaps, Kabzaa is the exact antidote it needs.