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Undertrial.2007.dvdrip_350.mb.rip_TLrG





UNDERTRIAL

He was 'accused' of raping his daughters



Released Feb 9, 2007

Produced by Nazim Rizvi - Directed by Aziz Khan

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CAST



Rajpal Yadav - Sagar Hussain

Monica Castelino - Sameena

Kader Khan - Ravi Vishnoi

Prem Chopra - P P Verma

Pratima Kazmi - Justice Jaya Reddy

Rajesh Puri -

Mukesh Tiwari -

Sunil Rege -



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Media Type: Video (with sound)

Video Length: 2 hr 21 min 13 secs

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PLOT



This is a portrayal of the life of Sagar Hussain (Rajpal Yadav), whose life is a reflection of the two sides of the same coin ? one side which is what the society perceives it to be, and the other side, is the truth.



Sagar Hussain is the under-trial prisoner at the central jail. He is ?accused? of raping his daughters continuously for eight years, and also, for conspiring to murder them. That is why Sagar is much hated by even his fellow prisoners irrespective of the extent of their crimes. Such a heinous crime that has made him a pariah for even the most hardened criminals.



The evidence is stacked up against Sagar. The last witness is Sagar?s wife, Sameena (Monica Castellino), who wants to ensure life imprisonment for him with the help of the public prosecutor, Mr. P.P.Verma (Prem Chopra). Amidst a guaranteed guilty verdict enters Ravi Vishnoi (Kader Khan) to, perhaps, his rescue. What happens thereafter is the crux of the story?whether one of the most strict judges of the court, Justice Jaya Reddy (Pratima Kazmi), pronounces him guilty? Do Sagar?s wife and daughters get ?justice?? Does Ravi Vishnoi maintain his track record of never losing a case? The answers to these questions will emerge in UNDERTRIAL.





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REVIEW



Rajpal Yadav doesn?t get many lines to deliver, but emotes through his eyes. The anger, the pain, the anguish, the agony, the disgust, the will to fight back? the varied emotions surface convincingly all through those two hours. If you thought that the actor is cutout for comic roles only, you need to correct yourself. Watch UNDERTRIAL.



Monica Castelino gets a meaty role and although she goes over the top in a few sequences, you can?t overlook the fact that she?s enacting a role that demands an actor to be loud. Yet, in all fairness, she?s excellent in a role that shows her in various ages: Youngster, middle-aged and reaching the sunset of her life.



Kader Khan enacts his part with gusto. You rarely see the actor in movies these days, but it?s a pleasure watching him fight it out in the courtroom sequences in UNDERTRIAL. Prem Chopra is efficient. Pratima Kazmi is wonderful. She suits the character to the T. Mukesh Tiwari shines yet again, although the makers should?ve given the viewer a background of his character. Sunil Rege and Rajesh Puri are okay. The actor enacting the role of the social activist is effective.



On the whole, UNDERTRIAL has a bold storyline and an engrossing second hour to stay in the viewer?s mind. At the box-office, the lack of face-value will tell on its business, although the film has the merits to rise with a strong word of mouth.