<p>Ungli<br />Hindi (U/A) ¬<br />Director: Rensil D’Silva<br />Cast: Emraan Hashmi, Kangana Ranaut, Randeep Hooda, Sanjay Dutt<br /><br /></p>.<p>Four vigilantes roam about Mumbai streets in masks. They break the law to nail the corrupt. They also give the system the finger at regular intervals. <br /><br />And when they aren’t raising their third digit, here’s what the gang does: Randeep Hooda is a crime reporter (who chases fellow reporter Neha Dhupia more than his stories); Kangana Ranaut is a medical intern who keeps staring at her gym instructor brother in coma; Neil Bhoopalam and Angad Bedi are as clueless as the viewers, though Bedi occasionally flares up at all the nonsense going around.<br /><br />Sanjay Dutt plays a cop entrusted with arresting the crusaders, but looks tired and downcast. No wonder he passes the job to junior Emraan Hashmi, a bad boy himself. <br />Now, Hashmi is one man having some fun here. He gets to dance with Shraddha Kapoor to an item number and manages to kiss a college girl during a bomb eviction exercise. Never mind, that’s “my speciality”.<br /><br />Coming to the baddies, Mahesh Manjrekar looks menacing enough, but comes across terribly forgetful. He stuffs all his cupboards with money and then leaves them open!<br />The punishments they pronounce offer a few laughs, but the “ungli” gang does a bland job mending the ways of greedy politicos and cops. None to take this middle finger salute.<br /></p>
<p>Ungli<br />Hindi (U/A) ¬<br />Director: Rensil D’Silva<br />Cast: Emraan Hashmi, Kangana Ranaut, Randeep Hooda, Sanjay Dutt<br /><br /></p>.<p>Four vigilantes roam about Mumbai streets in masks. They break the law to nail the corrupt. They also give the system the finger at regular intervals. <br /><br />And when they aren’t raising their third digit, here’s what the gang does: Randeep Hooda is a crime reporter (who chases fellow reporter Neha Dhupia more than his stories); Kangana Ranaut is a medical intern who keeps staring at her gym instructor brother in coma; Neil Bhoopalam and Angad Bedi are as clueless as the viewers, though Bedi occasionally flares up at all the nonsense going around.<br /><br />Sanjay Dutt plays a cop entrusted with arresting the crusaders, but looks tired and downcast. No wonder he passes the job to junior Emraan Hashmi, a bad boy himself. <br />Now, Hashmi is one man having some fun here. He gets to dance with Shraddha Kapoor to an item number and manages to kiss a college girl during a bomb eviction exercise. Never mind, that’s “my speciality”.<br /><br />Coming to the baddies, Mahesh Manjrekar looks menacing enough, but comes across terribly forgetful. He stuffs all his cupboards with money and then leaves them open!<br />The punishments they pronounce offer a few laughs, but the “ungli” gang does a bland job mending the ways of greedy politicos and cops. None to take this middle finger salute.<br /></p>