Son of Sardar is really SOS material

I somehow had the feeling that 'Son of Sardar' would be anytime better than 'Jab Tak Hain Jaan' …

So with wife and 2 kids (not mine) in tow, we caught up a late night show of SOS.

 

SOS was my reaction during and after the movie. <SOS bole to 'save our souls' .. the ancient distress call by ships in peril>

Forced and Confused Expressions pasted on Ajay Devgn's face … a very good and capable actor reduced to a clown (and not even an entertaining one). Same goes for Sanjay Dutt. Nothing much to be talked about the rest of the cast including Sonakshi. Easy to forget songs further made forgettable by worth remembering choreography.

SOS was a sorry film.

I blame the Director for the debacle. I advise you to keep away from the SOS screens to simply Save Your Souls

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