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Starring : Amitabh Bachchan,John Abraham,Sanjay Dutt

Review :

Viruddh - A drama well told

Vidhyadhar Patwardhan [Amitabh Bahchan] and Sumi Patwardhan [Sharmila Tagore] are a happy and content retired couple who live in their 60s-constructed bungalow. While Vidhyadhar spent his life as an airport staffer, Sumi brings home the traits of a school principal, the position she held for 15 years.
They love and care for each other and their simple day to day antics are straight out of everyday. Number of such sequences are very well embedded in the script that you never once realize watching a movie that was earlier thought to be a heavy-on-heart flick.
First one hour is breezy enough that makes 'Viruddh' a light hearted entertainer journey. Ace in hand during the screenplay is narration by the couple’s only Amar [John Abraham], who keeps appearing in fleeting shots till he is finally introduced as a London graduated son. And along comes his British girlfriend Jenny [Anusha].
Life couldn't have been better but little did one know that this would be only short-lived. On the eve of his birthday, Amar is accidentally killed in a scuffle with the Home Minister's wayward son Harshwardhan [Amitabh Dayal, last seen in 'Kagaar' in a lead role] outside a night club.
Their world is shattered and the only redemption now is to see Harsh behind the bars. But the corrupt 'system' fails to hear their voice and instead label Amar and Jenny as drug peddlers. Jenny is put behind bars and now it is upto Vidhyadhar to secure her release and prove his son and daughter-in-law’s innocence.
How does Vidhyadhar manage to accomplish task? Does he continue to show faith in the law and wait for justice? Does his old age allow him to battle it out under such adverse circumstances? Does his friendly neighborhood garage owner Ali [Sanjay Dutt] help him accomplish his mission? Or is he forced to take law in his own hands?
Is Amar finally proved innocent?