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Rangeela Raja Movie Review

Name: Rangeela Raja Movie Review
Item: Rangeela Raja
Rating: 1.25
Author: Sonali Sharma

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Review for the film " Rangeela Raja"

Runtime: 2 Hours 42 Minutes

Certificate: UA

Released: 18-01-2019

Genre: Comedy, Drama

Similar To: Silence 2, Samosa & Sons, Mast Mein Rehne Ka, Lantrani

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CAST & CREW

Govind Namdev

Imran Khan

Kader Khan

Karan Anand

Prem Chopra

Benny Dayal

Dev Negi

Mohammed Irfan

Nakash Aziz

Sarodee Borah

Shreya Ghoshal

Udit Narayan

Hitendra Ghosh

Amar Mohile

Khalid Azmi

Tinu Verma

Shakti Indoria

Mehboob Kotwal

Aarti Gupta

Anupama Agnihotri

Mishika Chourasia

Digangana Suryavanshi

Govinda

Mahesh Anand

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Producer:

Pahlaj Nihalani

Choreographer:

Chinni Prakash

Music Director:

Ishwar Kumar

Editor:

Sanjay Sankla

Writer:

Raj Verma

Director:

Pahlaj Nihalani

Sikander Bharti

Movie Actor:

Govinda

Mahesh Anand

Shakti Kapoor

Movie Actress:

Digangana Suryavanshi

Supporting Actress:

Mishika Chourasia

Anupama Agnihotri

Aarti Gupta

Mishika Chourasia

Digangana Suryavanshi

Costume Designer:

Devanshi Raghuwanshi

Lyricist:

Sikander Bharti

Mehboob Kotwal

Second Assistant Director:

Anand Chhapia

Co-Producer:

Neeta Nihalani

Director of Photography:

Siba Mishra

Shakti Indoria

Stunt Director:

Tinu Verma

Dialogue Writer:

Raj Verma

Khalid Azmi

Production Manager:

Shankar Saha

Background Music:

Amar Mohile

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Sound Ideaz

Hitendra Ghosh

Screenplay Writer:

Pahlaj Nihalani

Story Writer:

Pahlaj Nihalani

Playback Singer:

Mohammed Irfan

Ishwar Kumar

Benny Dayal

Udit Narayan

Shreya Ghoshal

Dev Negi

Nakash Aziz

Sarodee Borah

Supporting Actor:

Kader Khan

Govind Namdev

Shyamlal Yadav

Imran Khan

Prem Chopra

Karishma Harshada

Karan Anand

Shakti Kapoor

Govind Namdev

Govinda Arjun Ahuja

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Plot

Jodhpur’s royal family lads are Raja Vijendra Pratap and Ajay Pratap. While Raja is a womanizer, Ajay is not interested in the family life and lives as a saint. On seeing Raja’s nature, Ajay wants to correct him and takes essential efforts. Did it work out? Watch the film in theatres.

Star Performance

The stars had overperformed as if they are playing in a stage drama

Analysis

The story is two-decade-old and hence it didn’t suit the contemporary period. If it had released in the early ’90s, it might have attracted the audiences. Why have the actors overacted? Although the story is old, if the stars had given a neat performance, the film might have managed to impress the audiences. The direction is not much impressive too. The heroines are used as the side dishes, as always.

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