Akshay Kumar’s new film, Gabbar Is Back, was unable to woo the film buffs of the city. The film was released here on Friday and remained really weak to impress the audience. Gabbar is a story of Aditya an extremely righteous professor who dreams of creating awareness among the youth and making them ‘doers’ instead of being ‘watchers’ to the rotten system of corruption. He is a professor at National College, which seems more like a hypothetical college where no police can enter.
Aditya along with a team of his students who have now branched out of college and are placed in various government organisations chalks out a plan to erase the top-most corrupt officials. Calling himself as Gabbar, Aditya kidnaps Tehsildars, Collectors, PWD official and even a police official and kills them. Of course, no man with a clean past would voluntarily take up such a cause of teaching the society a lesson. Been married to Kareena Kapoor’s character, five years back Aditya is all set to start his family when in an unexpected mishap of a building collapse, he loses his pregnant wife. Naturally, agitated by this, after digging up information on the building collapse, Aditya gathers evidence against Digvijay Patil (Suman Talwar), who is the builder. The new lease of life that he gets is to make sure that he teaches not only Digvijay but the other corrupt officials a lesson. And well, in the end Gabbar is successful in creating the desired revolution amongst the youth.