Krodh

By Rachana Srivastav

Ratings : * (boo)
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Krodh is an action flick and revolves around the story of an over-protective brother's love for his five young sisters. Karan (Sunil Shetty) is called Hitler in the locality because he is over-protective about his five unmarried sisters. Raj (Apoorva Agnihotri) and Prem (Johny Lever) are in love with two of the sisters, but Karan detests it and assuming them to be like other street Romeos, bashes them up too.

Karan's father (Kader Khan) is implicated in a murder case by Raj's father, advocate Varma (Mohan Joshi) and Kabra (Rami Reddi). Karan all along believes his father to be the killer and hates him. Advocate Varma's daughter Pooja (Rambha) is in love with Karan, but he always keeps a distance from her to set an example for his sisters. Karan happens to see the illegal activity of Kabra's brother Munna and gets him arrested by the police. This infuriates Kabra and he, along with Varma, plots to create a conflict between the brother and sisters. This eventually leads to the arrest of Karan. But then, Karan learns about the innocence of his father and settles the score with the villains.

Performance-wise, Sunil Shetty is at ease with the role and does a fair job. Only God knows why he opted for a film like this, which dates way back in history. Rambha looks glamourous and that's about all. Apoorva Agnihotri is satisfactory. Johny Lever raises laughs intermittently.

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