Mumbai Mirror

BigB's grandson Agastya has caught the eye for films and reports have it that he has already gotten offers.

Veteran actor Prashant Narayanan is excited about his cop film Mumbai Mirror in which he plays an interesting cameo. Detailing about his role, the actor says, “I essay the character of a straight-forward cop who believes in the rule book and the notion that nobody is above law. How he gets caught in the underworld system is what the film is all about.” The actor gained a lot of fame with his negative avatar in <em>Murder 2</em>. Then how come a positive character now? “I am comfortable doing any genre as long as it gives me lots of money,” he quips.

Inspector Yeda Patil is all set to emerge from the corridors of corruption, as a saviour of goodness and a protector of women in India. Yeda Patil launches crusades against corruption of dance bars the same way Maharashtra home minister RR Patil does! He catches criminals and saves women from being raped and abused the same way Inspector Dhoble does! Before you jump to conclusions or wonder who this new inspector is, let us tell you that he's sharper than Dhoble and as agile as actor Prabhudeva. What! He dances? Yes, he dances as if his feet were on fire!

Starring <strong>Sachiin Joshi, Gihani Khan, Vimla Raman, Prakash Raj, Mahesh Manjrekar</strong> Directed by <strong>Ankush Bhatt</strong> Rating: <strong>***</strong> If Chulbul Pandey in <em>Dabangg</em> were to be merged with Anant Velankar in Govind Nihalani’s <em>Ardh Satya</em> we would probably get Abhijeet Patil in <em>Mumbai Mirror</em>. Patil, played by entrepreneur-actor Sachiin Joshi, is the product of Mumbai’s underbelly. He is a cop. But he could well be on the other side of the law without skipping a beat.