Selfiee Movie Review: Akshay Kumar and Emraan Hashmi’s power-packed performances ensure that the viewers walk out of the theatres with a sense of satisfaction.
Selfiee Movie Review Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Selfiee Movie Cast: Akshay Kumar, Emraan Hashmi, Nushrratt Bharuccha, Diana Penty and the ensemble.
Selfiee Movie Director: Raj Mehta
Selfiee Movie Story: Vijay (Akshay Kumar) is a posh and rich film star who loves fast cars. To shoot for a particular car chase, the unit asks Vijay for his driving license but the superstar comes to know that he has lost it. He asks the help of his politician friend who assigns an officer Om Prakash (Emraan Hashmi). Things become super exciting as Om is also a solid fan of Vijay. But in one of the meetings between Vijay and Om at the RTO office, things go horribly wrong and there erupts an ego war between the cop and superstar. The rest of the story is as to what happens in the due course of time between these two men.
Selfiee Movie Review
The conflict point in the film is quite unique and has been set nicely in the present scenario. Akshay, as usual, is superb in the role of a brash superstar. The way he shows his brash and frustrating side in the film looks quite good. But the actor who takes the cake is Emraan Hashmi. He as a big fan of the star who later turns against him has done a good job. His role has emotions, good comedy, and witty dialogues.
The comedy angle in the film is quite good. The scenes between both the stars have been written so well that makes the viewing interesting. The BGM and production values of the film look quite good. The situational comedy generated from Akshay’s anger issues is showcased well.
There are a few confrontation scenes between two actors that have been stretched a bit too much. The film starts off on a slow note and takes a lot of time to reach the actual conflict point. Also, the family stories of both the stars in the film are not that engaging.
Overall, Selfiee is a film that has an interesting premise and some good funny moments. Akshay Kumar is superb in the film and the engaging narration also helps the viewing. But the predictable story and some overstretched scenes come up like speed break breakers. If you ignore this aspect, this film ends as a decent watch.
