REVIEW - POWER CUT

Whenever there’‘s a power cut, political or electrical, much sparks are seen flying in the heated discussion of the public who grapple around in the dark. To turn these sparks in guffaws of laughter Jaspal Bhatti has churned out a romantic comedy with the back drop of power cuts and shortage of power in most parts of India. The story is set in Punjab with Prem Chopra as the Power minister of the state and Rajesh Puri as the power corporation CMD. Jaspal Bhatti the ace satirist of India and Jaswinder Bhalla who is top comedian of Punjabi Cinema play the village jesters (Bhands) who make fun of the electrical and political system throughout the film Just imagine when name of the heroine in the film is Bijli and hero is called Current how much funny and satirical Jaspal Bhatt’‘s pen would have gone in writing. The film has been misdirected by Jaspal himself. All the credits will be displayed in Bhatti’‘s ulta pulta style as usual. For example Tukbandi is by Kumaar, Camera jerks by RajuKaygee and underground singers are Sunidhi Chauhan, Mika, Master Saleem and Lembar Hussainpuri of Sadi Gali song from Tanu weds Manu. Produced by Paveljit Ruppal, the script piracy credit will be attributed to Jaspal Bhatti whereas music piracy is by Gurmeet Singh. Jaspal Bhatti feels, ““if our politicians put in as much as half the effort in planning for electrical power as they exert to grab the political power our country would shine through.”“ POWER CUT is a punjabi feature film written and directed by Jaspal Bhatti. After the super successful release of Mahaul Theek Hai and Jija Ji, Jaspal Bhatti has taken up the topic of Power in his unique style in this power-packed comedy. The film also features an electrifying love story that’‘s bound to leave you smiling for more.