This soliloquy will all make sense upon viewing the film.
Bang Bang takes this to a whole new level of ineptitude (laughably so). Law enforcement in action films tend to have little to no organisation or acceptable levels of cognition where it pertains to minimising risks. Also the execution of its objective was a little too easy to pull off. The locations are beautiful and the action fast paced without taking itself so seriously that it breaks the illusion.īang Bang starts off somewhat disappointingly as the opening act is not explained very well. The film does all it can to entertain and relax its audience simultaneously. This of course adds to the duration not that this is a bad thing. The thing about Bollywood that usually stands out to those unaccustomed to its tropes is the sudden onset of musical expression (videos) that pops up throughout and the unexplained changes of location this usually brings.
Bang Bang is the Bollywood version of Knight And Day (2010), which starred Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz. If you were unfamiliar with Bollywood (the blend of Bombay/Mumbai and Hollywood) then this would be a good place to start.
In this case it is meant as the highest compliment as this action comedy is stocked highly in both style and substance. This term has often been used as an excuse for a lack of substance or creativity. Bang Bang is the perfect action film for escapism. Russell Peters was incredibly accurate in his assertion during a stand up comedy performance that the Indian culture (paraphrasing) is ideal for breaking up tension.
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