Lakeer (Forbidden Lines), is the story of relationships existing between people. Arjun Rana is the man with a power so strong. A man who had a dark past and one whose power all fear. Loved by every common man, no one dares to oppose him. Read more
| Starring | Sunny Deol, Suniel Shetty, Sohail Khan, Sunny Deol/ Suniel Shetty/ Sohail Khan |
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| Director | Ahmed Khan |
| Genres | Indian Cinema |
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Lakeer (Forbidden Lines), is the story of relationships existing between people. Arjun Rana is the man with a power so strong. A man who had a dark past and one whose power all fear. Loved by every common man, no one dares to oppose him.
| Starring | Sunny Deol, Suniel Shetty, Sohail Khan, Sunny Deol/ Suniel Shetty/ Sohail Khan |
|---|---|
| Director | Ahmed Khan |
| Run time | DVD: 2 hrs 50 mins |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Indian Cinema |
| Released | DVD: not available Production year: 2004 |
| Format | DVD |
the visuals are eyecatchy. A.R. rahmans music is good though they are not new( most of the songs were already composed for a tamil film - 'Rhythm').
Sunny Deols role is written for him. Suniel shetty plays his usual mechanic role. Sohail and John Abraham the brothers of Sunny and Suniel respectively who fall for the same girl, Nauheed Cyrussi which paves the way for conflict between the elder brothers.
This plot could have made an interesting script, but the director falters. He settles for form than content.
I read all the revies by my fellow viewers and I do agree with most of their comments, so not much for me to write. I will just like to say that Sunny Deol has once again tried to come up with some good acting scenes ( I am not too sure whether that will give him an awars this year), Sunil Shetty is the usual Sunil we all know, Sohail seemed to be twice as big as John Abraham and Sunil Shetty (pumping up a lot of steroids for the film I guess) and John Abraham is the 'kindest' of all. Obviously the director decided to offer the film to 4 guys who are very well built thus we are destined to see their bodies exposed in far too many scenes...It feels as if they are all competing with each other...Come on Mr. Director...that's a bit too much !!! You can watch it once, not recommended with kids as it contains some heavy fighting stunts...The rest I leave with you to decide...