I love this film really much the best of 2013 The fighting action scenes were splendid and worth watching All performances were excellent saif is superb jimmy was great Sonakshi is decent and other did decent job I love the songs of this film they were really nice The crime scenes were great and comedy was fantastic Overalll this it's a decent watch 7/10stars my ratingIt's a decent watch

I don't want to waste too much time writing this review so I'll keep it short and sweet - It's all guns and no brains! The film has a story line, but a weak one and relies on guns in practically every scene! Even Sonakhsi is holding one!!Saif Ali Khan needs to do something different. He is a good actor and can do far better than these roles. Jimmy Shergill is a very underrated actor but does a fine job throughout his role. His friendship with Saif in the film is certainly the highlight of the film. Sonakshi is boring and her role is a typical Sonakshi role. She needs to challenge herself with more roles like Lootera!Supporting cast like Sharat Saxena, Vidyut Jamwal and Gulshan Grover are all decent. The music of the film is OK at best with only Saamne Hai Savera really worth listening to. Overall a below average film which you should certainly not watch twice, but consider whether it's worth even watching once!

BULLETT RAJA is no exception. It's raw, unrefined and harsh, much like Tigmanshu's earlier endeavors. Notwithstanding the oft-repeated premise, the screenplay has ample twists and turns and leaves you wondering, what's gonna happen next? The icing on the cake is the twist towards the penultimate moments. It is zany and funny, an Uttar Pradesh take on Sholay's Jai and Veeru. BR scores with its tight performances, Saif terrific with his clenched-jaw comedy, Shergill intense and growlingly funny, Jamwal's flying kicks and wavy hair making the landscape even hotter. Still, BR is a racy ride, cynical, yet sweet, dark, yet bright. Guns, girls, grime and glory come together in a layered tale of corruption, politics and kinetic camaraderie. The songs brakes the pace. But then you really can't have a formula film without the song breaks. It takes a politically savvy storyteller of Dhulia's skills to convert the lowest ebb of our politics into an occasion of high drama.

Tigmanshu Dhulia is back with a gripping story-line and crisp dialogs that hold your attention throughout the movie.Shots from all famous places in and around Lucknow...from Imambara,Hazratganj,Residency,Airport,High Court to Malihabad and Barabanki jail have been captured. Jimmy Sheirgill is excellent and Saif shines as Raja Mishra.They both give performances worthy of giving them nomination in next year's award functions. Wherein all the actors from Raj Babbar to Gulshan Grover suit in their respective roles, however Mahi Gill looks vulgar and Vidyut Jamwal, with a wooden face has nothing more to showcase except few circus stunts. A special mention for the peppy number Tamanche Pe Disco. You will love the movie for its desi dialects (provided you understand their meaning) and for Saif Ali Khan. Go For It.