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RAEES Review by Moha

It's different. It's not apologetic. It's bold. It's the story of Raees.
He's a bootlegger who lost his way in the darkest of alleys somewhere between going to school and growing up in a "Mohalla" rid with illicit liquor business.
Through twists and turns and "cutting" dialogues the screenplay is solid.
The cop and criminal chase is the exciting aspect of the movie.
Between action that allows SRK to fly through roofs (literally) to hard hitting scenes in the local meat market, this movie is not apologizing for its bold texture.
The intensity of mood is portrayed brilliantly through the cinematography and performances. Nawazuddin Siddiuqe is effortless in his daring while SRK has worked very hard to show how he can transform from Rahul to Raees with sincerity. The minor characters are strong as well, namely Jayrajbhai Sheth, Ammi.
Shah Rukh Khan is in a very different role. He has stretched his arms wider than his usual pose to accommodate a complex and intelligent character. Rahul (Dholakia) has managed to extract superb performances and give a tightly knit, well crafted screenplay. Mahira Khan has done justice to Asiya with a few poignant moments. Zeeshan is the best Bhaijaan!
Make no mistake, RAEES is no Messiah! He is a business man turned gangster and he pays his due, mindful of his mistakes.
So, friends when you watch this film, remember, it's just a film. Long time ago, when there was freedom of speech, entertainment ruled, not paranoia!

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