It is not necessary that all the good movies will succeed at the box office. Similarly, the failure of a film at box office does not means that the film was bad. There can be numerous examples of such films & Right Ya Wrong is one such film, which sank without leaving a mark at the box office but is an intelligent thriller. I just finished watching it & I am wondering what went wrong that people rejected the film? How can I blame others when I myself being Sunny Deol's fan did not watch it till today?
Sunny Deol, a cop by profession, is married to Isha Kopikar & they have a son. Isha Kopikar is not a faithful wife as she has an affair with Sunny's step brother Sanjay Singh. One day, Sunny gets shot during an encounter, which paralyses his lower part of the body & as per the doctors, he will never walk again.
Sunny Deol has an insurance of Rs. 5 crore. He convinces Isha Kopikar & Sanjay SIngh to kill him so that his family can get the money from insurance & live happily. He makes a foolproof plan basis which he is shot by Sanjay Singh.
But when the police arrives at the scene they find dead bodies of Isha & Sanjay Singh. Sunny Deol claims that he shot them in self defence & the evidence available on the spot says so as well.
Irfaan Khan besides being a cop is also Sunny's friend & he suspects that Sunny had planned those murders & as an honest police officer wants to prove it.
Can he prove what he claims is true because no one trusts his accusation against Sunny. Not even his sister, who being a lawyer by profession acts as Sunny's lawyer. Who will win Sunny or Irfaan? Two intelligent police brains, both aware of each others strength plays the cat & mouse game till the end.
Music by Monty Sharma is below average, though there was no need for songs in such film. Thankfully there are only 3 songs but all fail to impress.
Dialogues are good as they are in mood with the film. Photography is good.
Deepal Shaw as a cop & lover of Irfaan Khan is strictly okay. Suhasini Mulay as the judge is okay as well & so is Govind Namdev as the public prosecutor.
Sanjay Singh does his part well. Isha Kopikar looks gorgeous & plays the role of unfaithful wife to perfection.
Konkana Sen Sharma in the role of Sunny's lawyer is good & shines in the court room scenes.
Ashfaque Makrani's crisp editing was icing on the cake as it gave the right length to the film (2 hours 5 minutes) that keeps the viewers' interest alive till the end. Good job there by him. Well done.
Writer - Director Neeraj Pathak has chosen a topic, which is different from the run of the mill stuff & as a writer he deserves a pat on his back for creating a solid plot & presenting it in a style. As a director, he has succeeded in extracting good performances from the entire crew, which assures that he has all the ability to succeed in Bollywood. He just need to forget the final result of this film at the box office, though it is not easy since it was his debut vehicle.
There are many scenes in the film that leaves an impact on the viewers, namely, Sunny's conversation with his wife & brother to kill him, his scenes with Irfaan Khan, the court room scenes, etc. Though there is no suspense in the film but still the viewer waits for the final outcome, which does not disappoints. All credit goes to Neeraj Pathak.
The film stands on two rock solid performances by Sunny Deol & Irfaan Khan. This is a different Sunny Deol as he is shown handicapped sitting on a wheel chair with minimum of fight scenes given to him. He plays his part with equal ease & proves his worth as an actor once again.
Irfaan Khan has hardly disappointed & he is top class yet again. A very good performance which went unnoticed due to the films result at the box office.
Even though the film has fared miserably at the box office, it is recommended to people who prefer to watch good thrillers.
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