Ek Villain, 2014
"E Villain", this is the first time when our heroine Ayesha (Shraddha) calls our villain Guru (Siddharth), and their love story starts. The motivational dialogues of our heroine and her so called medical condition, (which suddenly gets cured in the next half, even initially doctor says that disease incurable) changes the heart of our villain and brings him "out of darkness" (this dialogue is repeated at least 5 times in the movie).
Then his light takes him away from his old goon's life to Mumbai. Here enters the other anti hero villain of the movie Rakesh (Rietesh), who is a simple middle class man who works for some telephone company. He is a frustrated guy, who loves his wife a lot (this love is the main villain of the story). The wife (Amna) is always complaining and cursing him for him simplicity and foolishness. Rakesh who seems to be calm, turns violent when any woman mocks him. This violence is shown in a very beautiful manner. The director must be given full credit for this show.
The love story goes ahead in a pacy manner. And one day Ayesha meets Rakesh and mocks him! here comes the twist in the story which is apparently the first scene of the movie. After this twist, the tamed villain again turns dark and start killing everyone in his path of finding the killer.
Finally our villains meet. This moment is directed very well here Siddharth rocks. Guru punishes Rakesh and saves him too. This happens twice in the movie. And in their final meeting, the climax, Rakesh wins the heart of people with his excellent acting. The film ends with Guru again finding the light in form of Rakesh's son.
The songs are well placed and don't kill the pace of the story. The most weak point of the film is the dialogues given to Shraddha. At a point she literally irritates the audience with her dialogues. The locations are captured very well by the camera. The most strong point of the movie is the acting of Rietesh and Siddharth. They are amazing and played their parts very well.
I will give this movie a 7.5 out of 10, for our villains and songs.
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