Good Suspense Thriller. Review on Right Yaaa Wrong

Sunny Deol - Ajay Shridhar Irfan Khan - Vinay Patnaik Isha Koppikar - Anshita Konkona Sen Sharma - Radhika Patnaik Aryan Vaid

Plot: It is a suspense thriller. Ajay (Sunny) & Vinay (Irfan) work in Goa police. Both work with same dedication and daredevilness but their believes and ideologies are different. Ajay sometimes puts the human angle into the service whereas Vinay always goes strictly by the books. Events happen and Ajay finds himself on the other side of the law. Vinay, unlike all other members of their team, makes a point to get the punishment for Ajay. Anshita(konkona Sen), who is the sister of Vinay, lawyer by profession comes forward to help Ajay out. To know What Ajay has done, is Vinay able to prove him guilty etc. one needs to watch the movie. It is one time worth a watch.

Movie moves with slow but gripping pace till the interval and just after the interval it really catches the pace. It becomes suspense thriller in true sense in the second half.

As mentioned above, the movie fits into the category of a thriller but still has a point to prove. The point is, it is not necessary to obey the orders very religiously. One can apply his or her own judgment in performing the duties. I really don’t know, if that is the right message or not.; Like if everybody starts using his judgments, then judiciary would not even be left with what ever limited power it has at present.

Performance: Well, Konkona could have done little better. It is not necessary for her to come up with Behenjee types looks in all the movies. Little efforts can make her bit more presentable. Sunny and Irfaan worked well, though there is nothing which they haven’t shown or performed earlier. All the expression and styles, we have already seen in their previous movies. Nevertheless, that doesn’t entitles them for any negative marks as far as performance in this movie goes.

I, being the sunny's fan, really liked him wearing different t-shirts in every scene. It really refreshes the same way as seeing Dharmendra paa jee in different shirts in “pal pal dil k paas” song.

By the end of the movie the situation becomes like that match in which you kind of favor both the teams. You are not able to figure out which side you are on. On one side there is Sunny, who is the hero and has your full admiration and sympathies and on other side there is Irfaan, who is defending the truth.

Again, it is worth a watch, kind of complete movie in itself.