Rajkumar Hirani always had a different point of view from Munna Bhai MBBS about the medical system, in Lage Raho Munna Bhai about Gandhi and Gandhigiri and in 3 Idiots it was Rancho doing his own number and questioning the education system. Moreover, the entire climax is hinged on a plot contrivance that sticks out in an otherwise compelling film Hirani lays it on thick in these portions, and to be fair much of this territory was covered already in the Paresh Rawal starrer Oh My God. The girl, befuddled by the long-eared stranger’s unpredictable and inexplicable powers and saddled with the ‘breaking news’ of a suicidal puppy, sells the story to the channel boss (Boman Irani).īut the screenplay weakens post intermission, when the stage is set for a (televised) confrontation between PK and smarmy godman Tapasvee (Saurabh Shukla). It also comes up against a rapacious Godman who is responsible for thwarting Jaggu’s (Anushka Sharama) marriage with her Pakistani boyfriend Sarfaraz Yusuf (Sushant Singh Rajput). In search of the remote control device that he needs to summon his spaceship back to earth eventually sees him end up in India’s capital city. PK gives the lesson, not to bound god with human created boundaries as we cant give god to have a perfect definition as religion. And that makes it all the more effective.
The film asks questions via its idiot savant protagonist, but does not attempt to deliver facile, absolute answers. In lesser hands this would smell like an empty exercise in audience manipulation, a cheap and easy means to unearned applause.Īs a cinematic send-up on Gods true and fake, PK pulls no punches at all and speaks its mind like a carefree child that has just learnt to talk and make sense of the world. There is a passage where we see Khan’s PK going desperately from god to god, mosque to church to temple, seeking the way to his precious remote, festooned with more talismans than Saurav Ganguly’s arm. Which made to stand around and point fingers at the indulgently labored way as he makes a point. It is a courageous film Packed with sharp dialogue and genuinely funny moments that offset the lack of subtlety. Sanjay Dutt who we see in parts is fabulous. Shushant singh with a small role but with important role give its presence on screen. She looks gorgeous and puts in sincere efforts to entertain. Anushka Sharma has a fairly important role. The actor has left no stone unturned to put in his best for this role.
Operating in a country famously over-sensitive about religion.Īamir Khan child-man who poses impossibly innocent questions that sting, simply brilliant! Rajkumar Hirani after delivering a well-aimed kick in the pants to our myopic, rote-learning education system in 2009’s colossally successful 3 Idiots, the team returns with PK, a film with very big…ahem…testicles. Cast: Aamir Khan, Anushka Sharma, Sanjay Dutt, Saurabh Shukla, Boman Irani
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