Watch: मुन्ना माइकल 2017 123movies, Full Movie Online – Michael is an aging dancer in films is fired from his job as he looks older in between the young lot of dancers. Michael finds an abandoned baby on streets and names him Munna while Munna is growing up he to loves dancing likes his father and adores Michael Jackson. Munna dances on streets for living and is known as Munna Michael.Munna and his group is suddenly banned from entering night clubs in Mumbai following which he tries his luck in Delhi and comes across a gangster Mahendra Fauji who wants to learn dancing to impress club dancer Dolly he offers her a dancer’s job in his hotel, but she suddenly disappears and Mahendra wants her any how. Munna promises Mahendra to find her but is in two minds as Mahendra has considered him as a brother while he has cold feeling towards Dolly..
Plot: An expert dancer Munna who idolizes the king of pop, reluctantly tutors a gangster until their developing bond gets disrupted by their common romantic interest towards the same woman.
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weak n obsolete script
#MunnaMichael is another film which sets out to prove that Tiger is very good in dance n fight sequences. He does full justice to his role but is let down by a weak n obsolete script and haphazard direction. Nawazuddin, as always, is dependable n looks like he enjoys dancing. There is a love triangle too, but thankfully, this issue is sorted out amicably. Very good to see Ronit Roy in a positive role, he should be seen more often on the big screen. The heroine is supposed to be a dance expert, but her moves do not substantiate this. The music is average. Rating 2/5.
Michael Is Rolling Over In His Grave. ♦ Grade D-
If anything Sabbir Khan has given Bollywood then it’s disgrace, with the help of a couple turkeys like Kambakkht Ishq (2009) and Baaghi (2016). Maintaining the low quality of his entire filmography comes, he comes up with this dance comedy that takes inspiration from one of the greats to make a film that is eligible for at least one of EIC’s Ghanta Awards.Munna (Tiger Shroff) is a young man who aspires to be a successful dancer. An orphan, he was brought up by Michael (Ronit Roy), a dancer himself who used to work in films, Munna wants to participate in dance competitions and climb his way up. However, Michael does not concur with his son’s aspirations and instead wants him to get a government job which is more secure and reputable. Munna disregards this and ends up being challenged by nobodies, eventually locking horns with Mahendra (Nawazuddin Siddiqui), a fiendish gangster, whose kid brother he beat up the previous night. As they face off, one thing leads to another, and Mahendra requests Munna to teach him proper dancing in 30 days so that he can impress Dolly (Nidhhi Agerwal), a petite young dancer who works at a local pub…
As anyone can guess, Munna also falls for Dolly, but is prevented at courtship by his deal with Mahendra which has now grown into explosive camaraderie. It is evident that the writers wanted to make a comedy film, but also wanted to spice it up with gimmicks of dance and some old school hero-villain elements. All things considered, there is not an iota of logic in the proceedings. What gangster requests his potential victim to teach him dance moves? Okay, humor apart, how did it even pass muster in the writer’s room? Having this as the main plot element, the film then shifts into romance between Munna and Dolly as both of them dance their bottoms off, eluding poor Mahendra.
There is some reality show in the background (which is judged by Shaan, Farah Khan, and Chitrangada Singh if you’re interested), a gang of three that happens to be Munna’s chum group but now seem to be helping Dolly qualify in that reality show, Munna not disclosing his “superb” dance skills to Dolly just because, and Dolly chasing her dream to prove to her father. There is all sorts of gimmickry in the film – something director Khan is known for – that makes it all look like a flashy TV show without substance.
Shroff is an average actor, but seeing him break a leg and then some bones is not entertainment. His character Munna claims to be an aspirant dancer yet he has more panache as a fighter. His co-star and debutante Agerwal cannot act, but she is at least pretty and that’s what matters in Bollywood (other than nepotism; y’all reading the news, right?). Siddiqui performs well, but I’d rather see him typecast than fooling around like this. Supporting cast do a decent job.
Overall, Sabbir Khan’s preparation is typical Bollywood that is unbearable to watch. Of course, there is some comic relief and nice dancing by Shroff, but other than, it’s just another doltish film that, if tested by the times, is sure to turn into a shambles. For Pete’s sake, it has a veteran actor like Ronit Roy dancing to “Goriya Chura Na Mera Jiya” in the opening sequence itself. Enough to make you coil in unintended laughter. It does not even respect the title, to be honest. A few Jackson moves here and there is not enough, guys!
BOTTOM LINE: Sabbir Khan’s “Munna Michael” is too flashy and made entirely without logic. Its lead actors also fail to deliver what they promised, leaving everything to Ronit Roy and Nawazuddin, both of whom cannot dance. Rent a DVD if you are a fan. Watch “Lipstick Under My Burkha” instead.
Can be watched with a typical Indian family? YES
Original Language hi
Runtime 2 hr 20 min (140 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated Not Rated
Genre Action, Drama, Music
Director Sabir Khan
Writer Vimi Datta
Actors Tiger Shroff, Nidhhi Agerwal, Nawazuddin Siddiqui
Country India
Awards 1 win & 1 nomination
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