Too much of everything

Overrated and overhyped

Overrated

Very good movie overall, highly recommended. Most of the negative reviews don't have any merit and are all pollitically based. Give this movie a chance at least, and it might give you a different perspective.

i heard about this film when i was in school back in 2004 some friends told me this film got great songs years later now i checked the songs and the film out its got great melody and also a good story not usual Bollywood action film as it runs on performance and dialogs directed by E.Niwas Baradaasht 2004 showcases Bobby Deol's finest performance in last decade of 2000 to 2010 bobby has always been my favorite for his style and music in his movies i can say he is the Pierce Brosnan of India.The plot:after the death of Anuj Shirivastav his brother Aditiya Shrivastav goes to investigate and take matters into his own hands as he finds out the police is involved in the murder of Anuj,Aditiya will do anything to clear his brothers name from accused Drug Runner list and also battle 3 corrupt policemen.the cast and music:Lara Dutta was looking nice,Ritesh did amazing job,Rahul Dev as usual bad guy but this film runs on Bobby Deol he outshines everyone here i think bobby is one actor that when serious no one can touch his level this film proves it.the music was nice but one song i really loved was Silsilay Mulakaton Ke.there isn't really much to say here this was a 2004 release some also say this was lifted from The Negotiator film of Samuel L Jackson & Kevin Spacy but as for the climax it looks slightly unrealistic but great acting overshadows it so no need to worry.i mean this type of stuff happen regular in Asian countries police do fake encounters and family members suffer the loss, its a story worth looking for there is much dialog that can entertain it looked like i was watching an Al Pacino film.Overall My Rating For Bardaasht 2004 is 5/10 a one time watch only for Bobby Deol fans.

Mostly Bobby Deol signed crap films except some This is one of his better filmsit has a done to death story agreed, but the film is handled very well by E.Niwas though they are some snagsThe film starts off well and comes to the point quickly and the entire scenes of Bobby searching for Ritiesh till the morgue scene are fantasticThe film does follow the beaten part but thankfully our hero is mostly realistic in his use of media.etc and doesn't go the sunny way till the Pre-climaxThe climax does a about turn and looks stupid even the characterization of Ritiesh looks too confusing, like he is shown like a bad guy first and then completely honestE-Niwas after the riveting SHOOL and okay LOVE KE LIYE KUCH BHI KAREGA gives a decent film Music is okay, luckily only 2-3songs and they don't distractBobby Deol excels in his part, his suppressed anger is well handled Earlier Bobby looked too uncomfortable in emotions but he has grown a lot and is awesome in his role though he reminds of Sunny in portions Lara is good, better then in many of her films Ritiesh is good in his small part Tara is less annoying as she was in MASTI Rahul Dev is okay Virendra Saxena is great

and you can just imagine that it deals with a dirty cop once more. Bardaasht we are told in the film means 'Tolerate' or 'Tolerance' in English and for the most part the film is highly tolerable. Bobby Deol plays Aditya Shrivastav a man seeking justice and ultimate revenge following the wrongful death of his younger brother Anuj Shrivastav (played by Ritesh Deshmukh). On the day of Anuj's demise, he had a run in with his brother concerning his recent behaviour at school as well as at a nightclub where he nearly lost his life when he suffered a massive asthma attack while boozing and partying. During this argument, Anuj reopens past wounds that enables the viewers to see into his brother Aditya's past. We come to learn that Aditya is a disrobed -- for insubordination-- soldier, who also lost the woman (Payal, played by the ever alluring Lara Dutta) he loved in the process and who now lives his life for the benefit of his younger brother.When Anuj fails to return home that night, Aditya goes to the nearest precinct to report him missing the next day and is given the run around by the police when he gets there. He is finally given the time of day by ACP Yeshwant Thakur (played by Rahul Dev in yet another negative role, please anyone who has seen this man in a good role please send me a pm telling which film it's in) who allows the case to be registered and then processed. Later than evening, Aditya's cousin Dinanath Shrivastav (played Anjaan Srivastav) receives a lead and alerts Aditya to meet him at a morgue where they discover Anuj's body. The police report that accompanies it, states that the boy was shot dead by police when they discovered him running a drug ring. Aditya refuses to believe this, and refuses to immerse his brother's ashes until he gets to the bottom of the apparent cover-up of the real crime. Veerendra Saxena co-stars as good cop with a guilty conscience Mehmood Bhai, and Tara Sharma is riveting as Ramona, Anuj's girlfriend. A must see for all!

Although though the story is not new, the movie's approach to it definitely is. Basically, when "those" scenes arrive where you can guarantee what is going to be the outcome, usually the opposite happens. I liked Bobby Deol's character. He was more realistic and less irritating than your typical bloodthirsty protagonist out to seek vengance for the guy who killed his brother, mother, sister, etc. You know those moments when you're like talking to the characters and saying stuff like "Why did you do that? You should have done..." Well, in this movie, Bobby actually uses his brains! Wow! Hooray! He simply is seeking for justice and doesn't waste his and our time fighting every "gunda" that gets in his way. Lara Dutta's character is also nice. She plays an honest and intelligent lawyer and Bobby's ex-girlfriend. The entire cast, who hasn't appeared in a movie for a quite a while until this movie released, brings a fresh feel to the film, especially Rahul Dev. Songs are good.