A Movie Review of Bank Chor by Bumpy

While the first half of Bank Chor is a light-hearted comedy, the second half is a serious heist drama. Despite the promise of the film's premise, Bumpy fails to make it work in both genres. While the actors give decent performances and Bumpy tries to bring a fresh approach to the story, the film's leaden tone isn't appealing.

The storyline of Bank Chor is a simple one: three amateur robbers attempt to break into a bank and steal some money. In a bid to make quick money, they pick the wrong day to rob the bank, causing them to get caught in the crossfire of corrupt industrialists and cops. The film's plot focuses on how their actions can affect the lives of ordinary people, as they must choose the right path to save their family. However, the actors are mostly unlikable and a lot of the comedy in the film is forced into their characters.

Despite its mediocre plot, Bank Chor does have a few funny moments and could have been an actual heist thriller if Bumpy had kept the humor at the forefront. The cast is incredibly likeable and the cliched dialogue and situations are cleverly written. Unlike many other heist films, this one succeeds in turning itself into a spoof, without clever gags or a great deal of energy. It may be a heist movie, but it ends up as a bland bank bore.

Although 'Bank Chor' isn't a masterpiece, it does have some promise. It is a crime thriller with Riteish Deshmukh, Vikram Thapa, and Bhuvan Arora in the leading roles. The film is an action-packed action-thriller with a subtext about race and class, but it doesn't really deal with these issues.

The film's plot is fairly simple, but it's full of twists. Aside from the heist, Bank Chor is a good example of the opposite of a comedy. It's not a thriller, but a comedy, and the witty characters make Bankchor a memorable watch. The film's wit and pointlessness make it a decent comedy, but it's also a bad idea.

The movie's cast is very strong, and its many small performances add value to the heist and comedy elements. The standouts include Riteish Deshmukh, Vivek Oberoi, and Bhuvan Arora. All of them excel in heist and comedy roles, and their chemistry is well rounded. The heist aspect of the film is well-made, but the script is a bit slow at times, which can lead to some confusion and unnecessary misunderstanding.

The movie starts off slow, but soon the second half starts to pick up steam. Baba Sehgal is a lovable and funny character, and the storyline isn't bad at all, but it is not very deep. The climax is a very clever twist, but the story isn't perfect. Its punch lines and stupidity are silly, but it's still a solid thriller.

The movie is a light-hearted comedy, but there are some flaws. Its cast includes Vivek Oberoi and Riteish Deshmukh. While the film has its moments of humour, it doesn't do a very good job of making its point. Ultimately, it is a comedy film. It is a very fun watch! If you are looking for a laugh, Bank Chor is the right film for you.

The movie follows the life of an ordinary man whose life turns upside-down. The thief is a lone wolf who tries to stop him. The bank robber is also a dimwit. The film isn't very original, but it's fun and the actors are all decent. The climax is a tense action sequence that has a few twists, but the rest of the movie is mostly a dull, tedious action sequence.

The reeking political angle isn't very convincing. Despite the reeking political angle, Bank Chor has a few good moments, but they aren't as good as the film's other flaws. This is a film to avoid, but the cast and director have done a fine job. With the exception of the first thirty minutes, Bankchor has a very melodramatic atmosphere.