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Mr X

Story Line: Crime, Mafia, Guns, Babes, Love Stories and some extra bit of coincidences are quite the ingredients for most Emraan Hashmi films. But not most films have been sci-fi thrillers either. 

 

Mr. X is the first sci-fi  film by Emraan Hashmi and Vishesh Films. It has all the above elements, but lacks the major X factor required. 

 

Raghu Rathod and Sia Verma are ATT agents who save the day (making them superheroes already) by risking their lives each time. Finally, Raghu proposes to Sia and they decide to get married. 

Just a day prior to their wedding, they are called upon by the ATT chief to battle a terrorist attack intending to assassinate the Chief Ministers at a function later that day. While both Raghu and Sia get back to duty, this operation turns out to be a ploy to trap Raghu who ends up shooting the CM with his girlfriend on the snipper’s target. All of this being a part of the larger political ploy involving the son of the CM and the ATT Chief who’s eyeing a promotion. 

 

With all this captured on TV, and Raghu killing the CM, he is then led to a refinery where is supposed to be burnt alive with a blast in the factory. But he survives under the debris with some organic changes in his body due to the radiation. 

 

Mr. X is born who comes back to fight the system and save the name for Raghu Rathod who has been labelled as a criminal and cheat of the highest degree. 

 

PS. Mr. X is invisible without sunlight and blue neon lights. (Much like Mr. India)

 

While the plot holds enough scope, the script of the film looks like a terrible masala of all of Hashmi’s prior films! Of course he is impressive, but Arunoday Singh as the villain is absolutely astounding. So is Tanmay Bhatt in the supporting role, being a part of one of those films that he regularly beats the shit out of in his jokes and scripts. 

 

To be honest, I don’t see much of a difference in Amyra Dastur and Sonal Chauhan but Amyra as Sia definitely had a good role to pull off, stronger than anyone in the film. She does a decent job too!

 

Now there wasn’t much scope for songs in this film, whatever little are there do anything but impress the way Emi’s other songs do. Rather they are a forced distraction from a rather interesting ploy. 

 

The ring scene, proposal, backing out on Raghu scenes are pretty much reminiscent of Hashmi’s previous films. Leading to predictability and expected suspenses (not leaving them as one). The scenes that aren't dark have some breath taking locations, also leaving you to wonder the venue of the stroy.