Hijack
2008
Vikram Madan is a ground maintenance officer at the Chandigarh airport. Rajeev, the security chief of the airport, is his one and only friend. As luck would have it, the flight in which Vikram's daughter is traveling to Amritsar from Delhi, is hijacked. A group of six terrorists takes control of the airplane to secure release .. Read more
| Starring | Shiney Ahuja, Esha Deol, Mona Ambegaonkar, K.K. Raina |
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| Director | Kunal Shivdasani |
| Genres | Action/Adventure, Indian Cinema |
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3 out of 3 people found this review helpful
Atrocious
Don't waste your time on this piece of tripe. A poor rehash of United 93, Under Seige 2, Con Air etc. When you have seen Hollywood actioners which are far superior in terms of direction, tightness of script, cgi effects etc this is a pain to watch. The main hero is pathetic with a limited range of expressions and unconvincing. Bollywood should stick to comedies and social dramas, where they produce strong films.
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1 out of 1 person found this review helpful
hijack
just an awfull film dont worry watching this one its a complete waste of space
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Hijack
Apsolutely rubbish, do not hire it as you'd be disapointed
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Most recent members' reviews (2)
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1 out of 1 person found this review helpful
hijack
just an awfull film dont worry watching this one its a complete waste of space
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[Highly rated reviewer]
Don't be too much like Hollywood, be Bollywood
I am really critical about Bollywood trying to copy Hollywood movies. Hijack felt like that, as it shares strong similiarites with Passanger 93 and Underseige. The storyline is predictable and weak and characters are poorly developed. The action scenes are copy of typical Hollywood material and there is no humour at all. My message is simple and clear for Bollywood stick to your strenghts and concentrate of what your a good at which is quality social dramas and comedies.
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3 out of 3 people found this review helpful
Atrocious
Don't waste your time on this piece of tripe. A poor rehash of United 93, Under Seige 2, Con Air etc. When you have seen Hollywood actioners which are far superior in terms of direction, tightness of script, cgi effects etc this is a pain to watch. The main hero is pathetic with a limited range of expressions and unconvincing. Bollywood should stick to comedies and social dramas, where they produce strong films.
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1 out of 1 person found this review helpful
hijack
just an awfull film dont worry watching this one its a complete waste of space
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Hijack
Apsolutely rubbish, do not hire it as you'd be disapointed
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bad
This was a really bad film. I had to put the suptiltes on so I could understand the brocken up english and arabic? I only got about 2 minutes in and had to turn it off.
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Total Waste of Time
This is a complete waste of time, doesn't seem that real, poor graphics and definately poor story line. Avoid like the plague!!!
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awful!
indian filmakers attempt to copy hollywood but fail dreadfully! sat through the first ten minutes then it was back in its envelope ready to go back.. dont waste a rental slot on this utter rubbish!
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Seriously poor!!!
i watched 30mins of this film and switched it off to watch paint dry!! the speech is awful and generally everything about this film is terrible,avoid it!!!!
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Which Hijack?
rubbish film.Please do not touch.
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Hijack
Not bad 2 watch....
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[Highly rated reviewer]
Don't be too much like Hollywood, be Bollywood
I am really critical about Bollywood trying to copy Hollywood movies. Hijack felt like that, as it shares strong similiarites with Passanger 93 and Underseige. The storyline is predictable and weak and characters are poorly developed. The action scenes are copy of typical Hollywood material and there is no humour at all. My message is simple and clear for Bollywood stick to your strenghts and concentrate of what your a good at which is quality social dramas and comedies.
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