'Raees' Directed by Rahul Dholakia is a well-shot, well-directed film, that sadly, doesn't have a strong enough Screenplay to be called an all-rounder Winner. Both, incidentally, were killed some time ago. Unlike Latif, there is NOTHING good that can be said about Sharif.one of the most brutal and evil men of our time. *Abdul Latif should NOT be mistaken for Abdul Latif Sharif, an Egyptian-Mexican criminal and mass murderer.who made Abdul Latif look like a pussycat.though Latif was a terrorist and murderer linked to some bombings. Overall, this is an excellent crime film.but not one for the faint-hearted! It is violent and intense.as most crime films are expected to be. I have no idea if Abdul Latif was like that in any way. And, in the film Raess is more like a hyper-violent Robin Hood-like guy.he murders and punches.but also has a soft spot for the downtrodden. Instead, it's more realistic and gritty.mostly because it was based on a real person (though the filmmakers deny this). In some ways, this film is a lot like SRK's "Don" films.minus all the special effects and improbability. It isn't so much that I am complaining.just that you should know this before watching. I know a huge SRK fan who adores his films, but cannot take all the blood and gore of his crime films.and this one does have quite a bit. SRK's other crime films are very well made.though violent and not the sort of faire all his fans want. Not surprisingly, the journey is a very violent one.and in true Indian film fashion, it also includes a love story and dancing.something you don't see in all Indian films but likely in all of SRK's movies. The film shows Raees' career as he moves up in the industry until, ultimately, he's in charge of liquor in the state. But when the business is effectively shut down, the boy switches and begins transporting bottles of liquor for an underworld boss. He is making bootleg (and often poisonous) alcohol to support his family. But, because the filmmakers didn't want to be sued, they changed names and say in the prologue that the film is total fiction.though Latif's family didn't take it that way! The story starts with Raees (Shah Rukh Khan) as a boy. The story is a reworking of the life of Abdul Latif*, a huge figure in the Gujarat underworld in the 80s and 90s. But as an American, I instinctively worry about prohibition because it went so poorly here.and encouraged organized crime.much like you see in this film. I guess it makes sense, as a few counties in American states still have various forms of prohibition. I had no idea that Gujarat or any of the other Indian states had prohibition. Which is also a tagline of film.As an American, I was a bit surprised when I watched "Raees". The first teaser of the film has been released, in which Shahrukh says dialogue Baniye ka Dimaag. The film will star Mahira Khan in leading lady opposite Shahrukh Khan. The film will show the illegal business of alcohol, prostitution and illegal drugs, which is ban in Gujarat. Who wants to destroy Raees Alam's business. His business got challenged when an tough police officer who is playing by Nawazuddin Siddiqui enter in his life. Who became famous through his illegal business and want to be a politician. Plot - Shahrukh and Nawazuddin starer this film is going to be criminal based film in which Shahrukh is playing Raees Alam a wine smuggler in Gujarat during 1980's. Shahrukh Khan, Mahira Khan, Nawazuddin Siddiqui
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