Johnny Gaddaar

Some cliche scenes in the first half but second half was a payoff 8/10

An edge of the seat suspense. The screenplay is pacy and along with the sleek camera work and performance one can say that this is one of the best Hindi movies of the 2000s.

With interesting characters, adn a riveting screenplay, JOHNNY GADDAAR is the best adaptation of THE WHIFF OF MONEY by James Hadley Chase.

The curse of Hindi Movie Industry are none other than its 'lazy' film makers. They are good at making some lame romantic movies with pointless songs and dances. But when it comes to making an action or a thriller, they spare their grey matter. All they do is to 'google' out the latest Hollywood flicks and find someone to translate the script. But Sriram Raghavan's Johnny Gaddaar is something exceptional, original, and a fabulous movie. Its a story of a series of fateful events among a gang of five men, partners of a gambling club when they go for some illegal quick money. The script was carefully crafted out and shot with a talented cast. The film don't play the usual 'Guess who' - game with you, but still good to give you the 'unexpected' at regular intervals. In short, it is an enjoyable treat.

Totally unpredictable !!

Wonderful thriller...loved it!

now, thats how u honor the king of murder mysteries. M a fan of him nd dis film did all justice to him. Highly unpredictable.

it's not the age. it's the mileage :)

entertaining crime caper, wildly infectious theme song. ...heey johnny!

Great!! Kurta phaaru movie!!