A persuasive culmination, in keeping with the quintessence of the film, would've only enhanced the impact of the second hour. Unexpectedly, from a credible, plausible zone, the film deviates into a hard-to-absorb masala-ridden fare that relies on heroism and intrepidness to prove a point. The typical middle class guy, all of a sudden, starts punching the villain's brawny henchmen, after giving them a good chase. However, after an extremely absorbing initiation, after establishing the plot so well in the first hour, the film falters towards its post-interval portions. In fact, anyone who aspires to make his/her life superior would be able to relate to the passion of this guy. The protagonist and his emotions in BLOOD MONEY are very relevant and relatable. How he struggles to get out of it forms the remainder of this story. Gradually, Kunal finds himself trapped in the midst of a structured white collar crime conglomerate. The perks of the job includes a plush mansion, a swanky car and of course, all the opulence that money can procure. It floats somewhere in between!īLOOD MONEY narrates the story of Kunal and his wife Arzoo, who move to Cape Town after Kunal procures a job with a leading diamond export firm run by Zaveri and his brother. Resultantly, BLOOD MONEY is neither riveting, nor absolutely undistinguished. A few absorbing, attention grabbing moments… a few hackneyed, tried and tested formulaic material. In terms of plot, the narrative and the sequence of events.ĭebutant director Vishal Mahadkar had a gripping premise on hand, but what comes across on screen is a potpourri. As a matter of fact, BLOOD MONEY and NAAM are as different as chalk and cheese. But the resemblance between NAAM and BLOOD MONEY concludes there.
A non-U entity dreams of a ritzy abode, a bountiful life, but treads the erroneous path in his pursuit to get affluent. In actuality, BLOOD MONEY is reminiscent of one of Mahesh Bhatt's premium endeavors, NAAM, which brought a turnaround in Sanjay Dutt's career. Conversely, a minuscule fragment of the media is of the opinion that it's a rehash of the Hollywood biggie BLOOD DIAMOND.
An aspiring middle class guy who dreams of attaining the luxuries and extravagance that life has to tender, but abruptly locates himself in the midst of notorious people indulging in nefarious deeds - a formula the Bhatts have lucratively mastered over the years. The foremost inkling you get on watching the promos of BLOOD MONEY is that it is reminiscent of Vishesh Films' former endeavors.
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