Next Gen Films and Eros International's Munna Micheal (U/A) directed by Sabbir Khan, is story about Munna, a dancer who is inspired by Micheal Jackson.
Micheal (Ronit Roy) is a dancer who is inspired by Micheal Jackson. He finds a child on the streets and decides to take him home. He names that child Munna. Years later Munna (Tiger Shroff) grows up and becomes a dancer who is also inspired by Micheal Jackson. One day Munna gets into a fight with a gang. He beats up all of them. After which Munna is being brought to Mahinder Fauji (Nawazuddin Siddiqui) as he fought with his men. Mahinder learns that Munna is a good dancer and and decides to hire him as a dance teacher. After a few days, Mahinder learns dancing and reveals to Munna that he learned dancing so that he could impress his crush i.e. Deepika Sharma a.k.a Dolly (Nidhhi Agerwal), a dancer in a club. After a few meetings, Munna is attracted to Dolly but never confronts about it. The rest forms the crux of the story.
The script of this film is penned by Vimmi Datta and it's so boring and stereotype that one can easily predict the whole story of this film after watching the first act. There are some dialogues that are mass appealing but a script can't stand film only with cheesy dialogues and punchlines. There are so many scenes in this film that irritate the audience instead of entertaining them. Thus, the script is the major demerit of this film.
Tiger Shroff's performance could've been better. Apart from acting, his stunts and mind-blowing dance will amuse the audience till the end of the film. The role of Dolly is played by Nidhhi Agerwal and she fails to shine well in her debut. Because of the dull screenplay she gets unnoticed in the film. Nawazuddin Siddiqui is okay as Mahinder. This may be the only film where doesn't play his role well. His performance is comprehensively ineffective, but a few jokes make it up to passing marks. The rest of the cast barely fit the bill.
Sabbir Khan's direction is completely average. His narrative style is slow and annoying. Cinematography by Hari K. Vedantam is beautiful, I wonder how he must have shot those scenes wherein Shroff dances and performs stunts. Editing by Manan Sagar is nice. "Main Hoon" and "Ding Dang" are hit musical numbers.
On the whole, Munna Micheal is a losing fare. It's a film which will only appeal to Tiger Shroff fans and a thin section of the mass audience who love watching action-dance films. In terms of box office, it may prove to be an average fare as films like Lipstick Under My Burkha and Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk will gather the class audience and also a huge chunk of masses.
Micheal (Ronit Roy) is a dancer who is inspired by Micheal Jackson. He finds a child on the streets and decides to take him home. He names that child Munna. Years later Munna (Tiger Shroff) grows up and becomes a dancer who is also inspired by Micheal Jackson. One day Munna gets into a fight with a gang. He beats up all of them. After which Munna is being brought to Mahinder Fauji (Nawazuddin Siddiqui) as he fought with his men. Mahinder learns that Munna is a good dancer and and decides to hire him as a dance teacher. After a few days, Mahinder learns dancing and reveals to Munna that he learned dancing so that he could impress his crush i.e. Deepika Sharma a.k.a Dolly (Nidhhi Agerwal), a dancer in a club. After a few meetings, Munna is attracted to Dolly but never confronts about it. The rest forms the crux of the story.
The script of this film is penned by Vimmi Datta and it's so boring and stereotype that one can easily predict the whole story of this film after watching the first act. There are some dialogues that are mass appealing but a script can't stand film only with cheesy dialogues and punchlines. There are so many scenes in this film that irritate the audience instead of entertaining them. Thus, the script is the major demerit of this film.
Tiger Shroff's performance could've been better. Apart from acting, his stunts and mind-blowing dance will amuse the audience till the end of the film. The role of Dolly is played by Nidhhi Agerwal and she fails to shine well in her debut. Because of the dull screenplay she gets unnoticed in the film. Nawazuddin Siddiqui is okay as Mahinder. This may be the only film where doesn't play his role well. His performance is comprehensively ineffective, but a few jokes make it up to passing marks. The rest of the cast barely fit the bill.
Sabbir Khan's direction is completely average. His narrative style is slow and annoying. Cinematography by Hari K. Vedantam is beautiful, I wonder how he must have shot those scenes wherein Shroff dances and performs stunts. Editing by Manan Sagar is nice. "Main Hoon" and "Ding Dang" are hit musical numbers.
On the whole, Munna Micheal is a losing fare. It's a film which will only appeal to Tiger Shroff fans and a thin section of the mass audience who love watching action-dance films. In terms of box office, it may prove to be an average fare as films like Lipstick Under My Burkha and Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk will gather the class audience and also a huge chunk of masses.