Review: ‘Right Yaaa Wrong’ is quite a revelation!

Spicezee Bureau

The promos of Sunny paaji’s ‘Right Yaaa Wrong’ doesn’t do justice to the film, which is quite a revelation especially in the second half. Had the film been well-made in the first half, director Neeraj Pathak would certainly have a winner up his sleeve. The script of the film is admirable; however, other weak components of the film tend to pull it down. Chest thumping Sunny Deol has toned down a bit and looks good in the latter part of the film. Watching the Big Deol after such a long time is a treat for Sunny’s fans. The story is intriguing and picks up speed towards the middle of the film. The film belongs to ACP Ajay Singh {Sunny Deol} and his colleague Rane {Irrfaan Khan}, who together fight against crime. However they have contrasting ideologies and there is an undercurrent of rivalry in their friendship. But Rane’s sister (Konkona Sen Sharma) supports Ajay’s thoughts rather than her brother. Ajay is a complete family man, and loves his wife (Eesha Khoppikar) dearly. However, things become suspicious when due to an accident Ajay gets injured and partially disabled. Unable to cope up with his helpless state, he asks his wife and his step brother to kill him. And from here begins a compelling story of drama and mystery, which changes the lives of the lead characters. The film reminds one of classics like ‘Daastan’ and ‘Khoj’. But the biggest flaw of the film is it’s first half, which is badly executed. The film has average music, background score as well as camera work. Some scenes like murder plot, courtroom drama etc are gripping. The performances of Sunny, Irrfan and Konkona are good. The film is a powerful thriller for sure! Review: Three cheers