Director: Ram Gopal Varma
Cast: Sandeep Bhardwaj, Sachiin Joshi, Usha Jadhav,
Lisa Ray
A sandalwood and ivory smuggler, Verappan, who have
terrorized the police, civilians, task force and armed
forces for almost 20 years seemed to fascinate director Ram Gopal Verma that
ended into making same story of the slain daku
in two different languages.
Based on the Ram Gopal Verma’s Kannada film Killing Veerappan (2016), the Hindi
version of the film revolves around the life of Verappan, played by Sandeep
Bhardwaj. The film starts a few months ago Verappan was trapped and killed
using the Operating Cocoon.
Sachiin Joshi played a police officer who leads
Operation Cocoon during which Koose Muniswamy Veerappan was killed. Lisa
Ray played a supporting but important role in the film. Ray was seen as a
widow, who with Verappan’s wife Muthulakshmi and with the cops hatches a plan
to rip off Verappan. Almost forgotten Zareen
Khan was found dancing hysterically in an item number in Verappan. Some even found it sizzling!
Finding an actor who closely looks like the bandit
himself is difficult. However, a weak script and an equally poor acting took Bhardwaj’s
Verappan deep into the black hole. Even the actors were so gritty that they
seem like they are facing the camera for the first time. The story of Verappan revolves around depicting the
bandit’s cold-blooded crimes and killing of civilians and cops. He knew the
jungle like the palm of his hand and nobody ever managed to meet him until he
wanted the same.
The background score tortured the eardrums and
lacked a single scene that is fascinating enough to engage the audience. The
126-minute movie does not attract or even cares to show Verappan’s rise to
power. Verma was busy with showcasing Operating Cocoon.
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