Collar Bomb evaluate: Despite Jimmy Shergill, Asha Negi, this crime thriller is simply serviceable

Collar Bomb, starring Jimmy Shergill, is out on Disney+ Hotstar. Also starring Asha Negi, Sparsh Shrivastava and Rajshri Deshpande, the crime thriller has been directed by Dnyanesh Zoting. While Collar Bomb will preserve you hooked, some obvious loopholes make the movie predictable, at the very least for followers of the style. Given that it’s simply 86-minutes, a stronger script would have made it a tighter, engrossing watch.
Collar Bomb opens with Akshay (Naman Jain from Chillar Party) asking his father, former supercop Manoj Hesi (Shergill), why he left the picturesque Sanawar. The boy has received a seat on the city’s prime college St George, and later realises that it was due to his father fixing a sophisticated case regarding a scholar’s dying. He is left fuming that his admission was a ‘thank you’ for his dad and never on account of his educational prowess. This acerbic dad-son dialog is crashed by a suicide bomber, with a collar bomb and an inventory of calls for. Manoj has to finish three duties, or ….
As the battle to complete begins with Manoj attempting to save lots of his son and different children within the college, the shadow of his ‘purana paap’ looms massive. Old secrets and techniques come tumbling out and simply as we’re settling in, the key is unceremoniously revealed. Connecting the dots are a toddler’s play after that, making the remainder of the movie predictable.

Jimmy Shergill as soon as once more impresses because the tremendous cop, as does TV actor Asha Negi. The script permits us to see a brand new facet to the actor who has achieved goody-two-shoes roles until now. She performs a younger cop who by no means blinks, regardless of the stress. Balika Vadhu actor Sparsh additionally delivers an sincere efficiency. As for Rajshri Deshpande, our excessive expectations meet with slight disappointment.

The solely assertion that may stick with you lengthy after you’ve watched the movie is how society judges folks primarily based on their appearances — how we see folks primarily based on their faith, their class and caste.
Just like a superbly made dish that doesn’t have sufficient salt, there’s something amiss with Collar Bomb. You preserve ready for that wow second which by no means comes, however if you need a serviceable thriller for a weekend watch, you can provide it a strive.