It has to be accepted that the story is real and it will find an audience among the viewers. The story, no matter how well known, still works. Let’s start off by speaking about what works in the film. I have some major issues with the film and I will come to those later. I was engrossed in Rohan’s tale for at least 90% of the film. What’s left to be seen his how he uses his handicap to his advantage and extracts his revenge. Rohan now sets out to extract revenge on the men who wronged him and took the love of his life away from him. Soon enough Supriya commits suicide unable to fathom her plight. Rohan tries to get justice from the law but the law under the influence of Shellar turns a blind eye and deaf ear to his pleas.
Sahidur Rahaman) both of whome are under the aegis of the local politician Madhavrao Shellar (Ronit Roy) who also happens to be Amit’s elder brother. However, their marital bliss is soon destroyed when Supriya gets raped by Amit (Rohit Roy) and Wasim (Md. Their dark lives are filled with bliss and they soon end up getting married. Kaabil, as you might already know, is the story of Rohan and Supriya both of whom are blind and end up falling in love with each other. Hrithik Roshan has always been a very bankable star and the character here suits him perfectly and thus the film with its done to death narrative gains a lot from his presence and charisma without which it would end up being mundane and repetitive. The film has enough going for it to make it an absorbing watch. The biggest question, however, was whether it was a good thing or a bad and it’s safe to say that it was indeed a good thing. However, after watching this film I can safely say that it has more in common with Amitabh Bachchan’s “Aakhri Raasta” than it has with either of the films mentioned above. Then it was rumored to be an un-official remake of the Korean smash hit Broken. Kaabil was in news for being an official remake of the Tamil Action Thriller Thandavam.
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