'Ambarsariya' review: Keeps you on the edge of your seat for the most part

pollywoodeveryday
Apr 4, 2016
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Ambarsariya

The last time Diljit Dosanjh teamed up with Mandeep Kumar, the viewers were offered a cult classic 'Jihne Mera Dil Luteya'. With the director-actor duo back for 'Ambarsariya', the viewers' expectations are high.

After entertaining fans with interesting behind-the-scenes moments from the sets of his upcoming film ‘Ambarsariya’ and funny anecdotes with co-stars, actor Diljit Dosanjh's first release of 2016.

As an insurance agent with a record number of sales to his name, Diljit Dosanjh could well be the friendly neighbourhood youngster who you may encounter in the street. A little mischievous and a lot helpful, he may get on your nerves for a little while.

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Love at first (or second, or may be third) sight? Let Navneet Dhillon, Monica Gill and Lauren Gottlieb explore it who are sure to bring a breeze of fresh air but can’t help themselves uttering ‘Oh My God Ainna Sohnaa!’ as the Ambarsariya roams the crowded lanes of Hall Bazaar on his trademark Yezdi bike.

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The movie establishes a speed from the very beginning, it is suddenly put on the suspense mode, and from thereon it keeps moving on that very mode, till the fag of the film, which keeps your interest intact. It wouldn’t be wrong to say that like all his other films Diljit Dosanjh in Ambarsariya is also at the helm of affairs. The actor is like nitrous oxide that spreads a wave of laughter by just saying a word or even maintaining a poker face. He does this impeccably though! This time, however, Diljit plays a RAW agent who disguises himself as an insurance agent. Pretty innovative, especially if you have missed films like The Departed, Big Momma’s House, Notorious, The Kremlin Letter, The Good Shepherd. If only the director could have given some seriousness to Diljit as the undercover agent in the film!

Diljit Dosanjh, his naturally-funny self, funny dialogues, three pretty damsels, again Diljit’s smashing one-liners, mystery, not so interesting moments, some RAW (Research & Analysis Wing) moments, peppy songs, more mystery, songs again, melodrama, and mystery solved.

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