Angry Young Man Movie Review: Director Ramesh Rout is firstly team up with actor Ajay Singh Rathod for Angry Young Man, a romantic-thriller movie. Bollywood movie features Ajay Singh Rathod (Arjun) opposite to Prachi Sinha (Sarah) in lead roles.
While, Raj Arjun, Ehsaan Khan, Nawab Shah and Sunil Godse are seen in supporting roles. Vijay Sinh Rathod has produced and written the script. The background music is scored by talented musician Aditya Dev. Let’s begin movie’s story and review.
Story of Angry Young Man unfolds the regressive, mysterious and revengeful journey that creates a suspense never felt like before. Flick portrays an angry young guy (Arjun) with aggressive nature who use hands more than words.
His nature and attitude made him the fighter of every street, and that led his paves to the Mumbai crime world. His wild activities capture the attention of an underworld gang and one of the gang offer him to become the part of the gang.
He enters into the world of crime to find out his enemy that remains hidden until the climax. Meanwhile, a beautiful, childish, naughty and funky girl named Sarah comes to Arjun’s region as a new resident. She impressed by his skills and starts loving him.
Just like the name of the film, the movie also features an angry young man who is veryangry, but his anger is suppressed within his heart. According to the movie review, the storyline of Angry Young Man is enough interesting that mange to entangle the audience interest.
Suspense, action, thrill and romance are nicely incorporated in the Bollywood flick. The complete cast enacted their attractive roles nicely and proved their metal by giving utmost of their acting efforts. The chemistry of lead actors is outstanding. Inexperience of director is clearly appeared in the narration part and technical part as well.
Despite, the low budget movie scored average review that may be due to average and not much unique script. The movie remains limited to the small screens only as the music is average and some instance appears clumsy. Overall, it is one-time watch movie.
