BGM was unappealing.His Shivaay is something of a star mountaineer in the Himalayas (Does Bollywood know any other kind?), at least among the locals who rather shhhpeak than speak or enamored foreigners taken in by his “hot and sexy” grunginess - one Bulgarian woman (an exasperating Erika Kaar) in particular.Īll it takes is a glimpse of Shivaay’s striking tattoos and she’s anxious to invite him inside her tent to presumably get a better view. Aseem Bajaj has tried to make it visually appealing, but the visual effects team and the stunt team couldn’t give it that perfection.
Music was nice from Mithoon and the Jasleen Royal song was beautiful. You might not even remember the backdrop of the villain of the film. The screenplay as well as the making just cant really create the feel that Shivaay is this savior of many and that Saiyyesha Saighal love track looked awkward. The pace of the screenplay is so slow that you might occasionally forget the fact that it was supposed to be an action film. From the avalanche to Bulgarian car chase and fights, every set piece included in Shivaay looks shabby. Good visual effects are those where you wont know that it is done using computer. But in the case of Shivaay there are too many set pieces on and off the mountains which looks crude on screen. I know it is difficult to shoot in the actual mountains. Even the place Shivaay goes for thinking looks real spooky and stunning. The routine chasing and emotional dramas unfold very gradually.Ījay Devgan seems to have this love for presenting movies in a visually appealing way.
The kind of melodramatic silences and pauses the narrative has just isn’t attractive because of the lack of depth in the story. Shivaay would be one movie which you will skip a lot while watching it in DVD.
The sluggishness I mentioned is the other problem the film has. And a lot of instances are simply included in to the content just to make the hero look like this cool, well built, selfless guy. You have Ajay Devgan performing a “great” jump and delivering a one liner which is followed by the director credits. The movie is worshipping its hero very generously. It is not connected to the content in a way that you can’t imagine the movie without snow falls and mountains. Shivaay being this mountaineer has no real importance to be honest.
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