Fugly Movie Critic’s Review
Much publicized and promoted movie Fugly is the upcoming movie of the Khiladi Kumar means Akshay Kumar who is all set to thresh the box office once again after his hit movie Holiday. After giving many hits and films he is back with a bang on box office. His latest venture Fugly is going to rock the screens very soon. This is a romantic cum thriller film with dose of friendship and drama along with. Fugly has been directed by debutant director Kabir Sadanand under Grazing Goat Production. Also there is a song by the hit pop singer Yo Yo Honey Singh which is an advantage. Film would be very interesting and different for the audience to watch. Main role is being played by Akshay Kumar along with Vijendra Singh, Jimmy Shergill, Arfi Lamba, Kiara Advani, Mohit Marwah, Mansha Bahl, Vidushi Mehra and Anshuman Jha. You will also see Salman Khan in the movie as guest. Mahy critics have analyzed Fugly and holds different views for the film on various bases. As per the critic’s point of view, let us know about the story of the film first, critics felt that story of Fugly is medium, i.e. it’s not a much attractive one buy still got something different rather than genuine romance and action. Fugly is a story based on the relation of four friends namely Dev, Gaurav, Devi and Aditya who have completed their college and now they are led to face new problems out. Between their cheerful lives going on all the joy comes to an end by the entry of a cruel SHO in their life. It becomes quite predictable many times but at some points it is very thrilling.
Fugly Movie Public Response before Release
Now talking about the performances of the star cast then Jimmy Shergil will be seen playing the character of the SHO in the flick. With his entry, series of interesting incidents starts in their lives. He has done full justice to his character. Other lead star cast has also done fair job to their roles. There is one big advantage for Fugly regarding its music that the much rising hit singer of Bollywood
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