Boss (2013)

watched BOSS ..I don't know what'sup with Bollywood these days..that every next actor here wants to be Chuck Norris & Rajnikanth or maybe even one step ahead of em...every week we have a movie like this which defies every logic n intelligence of common viewer..this flick is one of them....NOW this 2hours+30minuts long film actually starts after 40mins of its beginning..before that its mainly just intro of the characters(I find that useless & underused)..after that the journey of preposterously predictable plot proceeds...throughout the film actors throw up their self parsing dialogues in fake Haryanvi accent(sounds dull)..the movie is also a combo of useless songs which obviously makes it long(Holy-Cow I rhymed!)..talented cast remains unused cause of it & in the end its climax is so BAKVAS that it doesn't left any AAS(hope) for it....ONLY good thing about this film is Ronit Roy he did a tremendous job(as per the first time villain) STILL

I say _YOU SHOULD NOT WATCH_

Fmovies: The sad news is that every Bollywood cinema like Besharam, Phata Poster Nikla Hero, Policegiri are following the trend of 80's potboilers which comprised of action, melodrama , routine song and dance. The good news is Boos , though falls into same genre, is a passable entertainer with raw-punching dialogues, commendable action scene and of course Akshaye Kumar.

Boss ( Akshaye Kumar) is a fearless and heart-of-gold goonda who gets the contract to bump off a college going innocent chap Shiv( Shiv Pandit) in love with a gruesome police-office's sister. Coincidently, Shiv turns out to be younger brother of Boss who was estranged from him when his father ( Mithun Chakrborty) disowned him as a child.

From terrible attempt BLUE , Anthony D'Souza comes back with a popcorn masala entertainment which had nothing new to offer in terms of direction and screenplay yet can be enjoyable in parts. These kind of cinemas generally does not have moral story and sense but they do have section of audience who loves to whistle to introduction scene of their hero, clap to the item songs and shout as their hero punches the villain. Similarly, Boss has everything going in its favor. The humongous entry by Akshay Kumar arriving with ten trucks, the brilliant fight sequence captured in slow motion ( though sometimes larger-than- life),the father-son melodrama summarizes Boss, few comic relief by Akshay Kumar and good songs with "Party All Night" being pick of the lot. Boss completely belongs to Akshay Kumar and the actor does not leave any stone unturned. He gives his best and proves his mettle with good performance. Ronit Roy is superb as rude and heartless cop. Danny and Mithun are just fine.

Overall, Boss is a complete masala package with Akshay Kumar ruling the roost. Good 3/5

Akshay Kumar has taken an oath to laugh at his own one-liners, do mindless comedies, do gravity defying action scenes, some songs by Honey Singh and all other cheap techniques. Every Friday there is a movie like this, Actors, Directors and Producers or for that matter all the crew members are taking the ingredients from Masala Movie template and cashing the receipts of money. There is something seriously wrong with our Film Industry because they have many movies on the floors; they are merely interested in good cinema. Akshay Kumar has done a great job but he is gradually diminishing his own image.

'Boss' (Akshay Kumar) who becomes a mobster serving jail in his childhood. His father (Mithun Chakraborty) has parted ways from him and doesn't want to see his face again. Surya's younger brother Shiv (Shiv Pandit) is in police custody due and ACP Ayushman Thakur (Ronit Roy) abhors him, as Shiv loves Ayushman's sister Ankita (Aditi Rao Hydari). No Boss has to save his brother because blood is thicker than water.

It is a remake of Malayalam movie 'Pokkiri Raja 2010', which itself a very bad movie. The writing is absolutely absurd because many things come and go without any significance. Akshay Kumar enters the screen after 30 minutes and gets the he is the only person on the screen. Jokes and punches are lame, forced songs give screenplay a hard time to manage the narrative.

Sanjay Mishra & Johnny Lever have been wasted completely. Mithun and Danny do what is required. Shiv and Aditi love track never impresses as they both look indifferent. Shiv Pandit has done an astounding Job is "Shaitan" and he should probably refrain from such roles.

The show stealer is "Ronit Roy" as a menacing and ruthless ACP; he delivers the dialogs the perfect body language. He is the only thing which sticks in the mind.

There are some of the scenes which make you laugh. Otherwise it is really a headache to hear the overdone dialogs and emotional scenes.

Overall, it the same movie that comes every Friday with different actors and crew.

Boss fmovies. Its just not me to review such titles but I'll keep it crisp this time.

The movie is hell of a disaster in terms of story, screenplay, execution, camera-work, cinematography, editing and what not.

I am one of the huge fans of Akshay Kumar. This guy has the kind of potential which you will hardly get in the whole industry but channelization of what you are blessed with is equally important to create the magic in your work where Mr. Kumar lacks like anything. Whenever I watch his movie, I wonder why he signed it at first place, I mean 20 years in the industry and you cannot make the right choices..SHAME.

The movie has nothing to talk much about. A cliché, stereotype bollywood masala. A guy abandoned by his father due to misunderstandings and picked up by a contractor messiah by chance. 15 years and yet he is not in touch with his father till consequences lead his father to give a contract to 'Boss' (Akshay) to kill the inspector Ayushmann (Ronit Roy). What next is that follows a ride of ups and downs which has its moments of emotional content and breaks the stone to heal the wound between father and son. And the end is when everyone and everything is happy and at peace. FIN.

There is nothing to cheer about in the movie apart from 2 songs..'Do lafz ki hain..' and 'PARTY all night' which is stunning and terrific..brilliant camera angles and great choreography topped with youthful and zealous lyrics and Yo-Yo Honey Singh's electro-live voice. The rap had me tapping feet on floor. The next good thing is performance of Ronit Roy as a corrupt inspector. I've been his fan since 'Udaan' and he was yet again carrying the maturity in such a senseless movie like Boss.

I'd rate it 2/10 for its non-sense script, creepy execution, and characters that are loud in a strange fashion.

P.S - Don't waste the time with this. This is cinema...NOT.

BOSS is a clear departure from previous Akshay starrers , yet it has everything that spectators look for in masala fares in fact, BOSS is a fast-moving roller-coaster ride that gives you no time to think. It offers entertainment by the bucketful and celebrates the formula with panache. Director Anthony D'Souza who failed so miserably in "Blue", here rises out of the deep to deliver a full-blast rabble-rouser. Every moment in "Boss" is a celebration of cinematic conventions derived from decades of Bollywood entertainment. This is a fast-paced, zany, full-on masala fare. There is a tempting swagger to Akshay's performance matched by the narration's tidal tempo. Irresistible energy and endearing gusto underline the show's voracious appetite for a comic kill. On the whole, BOSS is a full-on masala entertainer that's very clear of its intent. It is designed to magnetize lovers of desi commercial cinema and woo the BO. If you savor and relish old-school masaledaar entertainers, BOSS is sure to win you over. Watch this one -- it's a paisa vasool entertainer! Ekdum fit hai, Boss!

After Rowdy Rathore,Boss is another Akshay kumar film that is packed with thunderous action, music, thrill, emotions, comedy and of course, a cool and dramatic screenplay.

In this film, Akki plays the role of Boss which is no less than a superhero. The way he jumps, climbs, runs and fights gives the impact of a superhero image of Akki. The special effects are awesome,especially in the fight between Boss and henchmen-the way sand is shown in slow motion,it appears to be like a storm. The fights are very good. The performances by Akki, Mithun, Shiv and of course, Ronit Roy are awesome. Jonny Lever is also good and energetic as always.

On the whole, Boss is a perfect film to watch. Superb entertainer!