But it's hard to hold this point against the movie, because the creators restrict themselves to telling you someone's story instead of giving you a life lesson. But in the path of vengeance, he becomes an anti-thesis of himself - a ruthless and unforgiving anti-hero. Using all the skills at his disposal including his almost superhuman senses and military-style combat skills, he sets out on a rampage against the Shellars with psychopathic precision. And Rohan, who loses faith in the justice system after a vain dalliance with it, sets out to seek revenge for the brutal incident. The newly-weds' lives are however shattered after local ruffians Amit Shellar (Rohit Roy) - the brother of corporator Madhavrao Shellar (Ronit Roy) - and his friend sexually assault Supriya twice - once after Rohan slaps Amit for teasing her and the other time for filing a rape case (which is rejected by the cops).Дevastated that their married life is never going to be the same again, Supriya takes her own life. Theirs is a fairytale love story based on empathy, care and compassion. Rohan Bhatnagar (Hrithik Roshan), a blind talented voice-artist for cartoons, marries Supriya (Yami Gautam), a pianist and music teacher, also blind. Apart from bringing the mettle of the much younger Hrithik Roshan back to the fore, it gives you nail-biting moments that make your pulse stand still for a couple of seconds before it goes berserk. Releasing the same day as Raees, Sanjay Gupta's and Rakesh Roshan's emotional and nerve-wracking venture is a grisly, gutsy, edgy and satisfying alternative, especially for those who waited in long queues to catch SRK but ended up with just its reviews. The very kaabil Hrithik Roshan's serious-thriller career gets a long-overdue slingshot after 17 years. Fiza, Mission Kashmir, and, after a long pause, Kaabil.

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