Desh Drohi Movie Review

He calls himself an ‘uttar bharatiya' (north Indian) and keeps crying himself hoarse about the second class treatment meted out to him and his fellow uttar bharatiyas by the political class of Maharashtra.

And when no one pays any attention to him, he's such a whiner, anyway he picks up the gun and begins to clear the city of all the deshdrohis (traitors) who happen to be netas of all hue and colour. Some Marathi manoos and some uttar Bharatiyas too, because when it comes to kursi, all netas have just one ideology: gotta hang on to power, by hook or by crook!

Okay, we can understand this film was made to cash in on the topicality. The Raj Thackeray tirade and the Rahul Raj incident are still grabbing headlines. But we can't understand why Mr KRK (Kamal Rashid Khan) dreamt of doing an SRK, specially since he doesn't know the ABC of acting.

Watch him fly through the air and try some shoot-outs with yellow lifters and flared jeans and then ham through homilies on national integration, you'll know it's time to fly too.