Apparently, Kaminey is a story of two different brothers who had turned sworn enemies following a sad past and the humiliating death of their father. This creative venture has lot to offer as you peel of every layer and peep inside the plot and the characters revolving around it. The director has been meticulous in attributing proper looks to the actors and that has really helped his cause. Be it the roguish look of Charlie the baddie or a zero makeup look of Priyanka Chopra, all have perfectly blended with the rich aroma of the movie.

The story of the gangsters and their oddities are portrayed in a novel fashion. It is a different experience altogether to watch these gaucky and eccentric people engaged in brainstorming conversation. The rude yet strikingly witty dialogues coming out of their rustic mouths are a treat to hear. The battle over cocaine worth millions of dollars is the outer shell under which script cooks a delicious saga of relationship, human fallacies, intolerance, discrimination and excess craving for power and fame. Kaminey is cosmopolitan in its appeal with the clever use of different languages and characters of different geography in the story.

Hats off to the the complete camera unit for their exceptionally well taken shots and using rainfall to a lucrative extent. The series of chasing and encounters in the movie are duly supported by thumping background music. Listening to the song 'aa dil nichore' is like reading the character of Charlie. The story is given a nail-biting finish with conflict reaching a colossal height. It will keep you glued to your seat. If you want to watch something poignant and real then Kaminey will not disappoint you. If not for the of the stinginess of the characters, watch it for its uncompromising execution and brutal portrayal of human intricacies.